Exam 32: Negotiation and Holder in Due Course
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Ahmed Cohen received a check for $5,000 for a used car he sold.The check was marked "pay to the order of Ahmed Cohen." On back of this check he wrote,in his handwriting,"Ahmed Cohen." This has the legal effect of:
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A person who takes an instrument containing a restrictive indorsement,"Pay to Jack Black in Trust for Mel Gibbs,":
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Rachel's father gave her a check drawn on his checking account marked "payable to the order of Rachel Stern." This instrument is order paper,because:
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If the holder's name on an instrument is misspelled or wrong,then the indorsement:
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In which of the following situations is an instrument termed as overdue?
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Indorsements that state a condition to the right of the indorsee to receive payment do not affect the right of the indorsee to enforce the instrument.
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If an individual holds a note that is labeled consumer paper then that individual cannot be a holder in due course.
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In qualified indorsement,the indorser accepts the liability to make the instrument good,if the maker or drawer defaults on it.
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A person cannot be a holder in due course of a negotiable instrument if,when she takes it,the instrument is irregular or some important or material term is blank.
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Ordinary nonphysical and nonviolent duress that causes the transfer of a negotiable instrument:
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On June 1,Mike writes a check payable to Pete.Without ever being paid,the check is eventually negotiated to Hal,who receives it on September 15,with notice of the date on its face.Hal is not a holder in due course of the check.
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Which of the following is an example of restrictive endorsements recognized under Article 3?
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If an order instrument is transferred without indorsement,then the instrument:
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An instrument that is payable "to cash" can be negotiated simply by giving it to the person to whom you wish to transfer it.
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Which of the following is generally true about the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC)regulations of the holder in due course rule?
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Jackie Collins is issued a check payable to the order of Jacky Collens.She takes the check to the bank.In order to cash the check she has to:
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The new Article 3 recognizes and enforces indorsements that prohibit further negotiation of the instrument.
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