Nego of Instru Flashcards

1
Q

What is negotiation?

A

The transfer of a negotiable instrument so that the transferee is now a holder.

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What is required for a party to have holder status?

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1) They must be in possession of a negotiable instrument

2) They must have good title in the instrument

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3
Q

How is good title determined for Order Paper?

A

The party must be in possession of the instrument and must have the necessary indorsement.

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4
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How is good title determined for Bearer Paper?

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Possession alone is sufficient for good title.

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5
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What is an indorsement on an instrument?

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Signature on negotiable instrument by someone other than the maker, drawer, or acceptor normally on the back of the instrument.

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6
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What is a blank indorsement?

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An indorsement of the payee’s signature - no person is now named as the payee on the instrument.

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What is the effect of a blank indorsement on order paper?

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It creates bearer paper.

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What is the effect of creating bearer paper?

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Any one who is in possession of the check now has the right to cash it.

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What is a special indorsement?

A

When the payee’s signature is on the document and the instrument includes a designation of a new party to whom the instrument is payable.

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What is the effect of a special indorsement on an instrument?

A

It creates order paper.

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What is the effect of creating order paper?

A

Future negotiations will requirement the indorsement of a person to whom it was made payable.

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12
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What is created by a check paid to the order of X when X writes on the back “pay to S” and signs immediately below?

A

This is a special indorsement that results in order paper. Future transfers will require the signature of S.

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What is a restrictive indorsement?

A

An indorsement limiting what may be done with an instrument.

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14
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What is created by “For Deposit Only” ?

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Restrictive indorsement

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15
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If there is an ambiguity regarding the initial payee who determines it?

A

Intent of the Issuer

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16
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What is required if multiple payees are listed and there word “and” separates their names?

A

Requires all payees to indorse.

17
Q

What is required if multiple payees are listed and there word “or” separates their names?

A

Any one of the payees can indorse.

18
Q

If the instrument is transferred for value, what right does the transferee have?

A

Transferee has a right to a specifically enforceable right to the transferor’s indorsement.

19
Q

True or False: Depository bank becomes a holder even if payee deposits check in payee’s account without indorsing it.

A

True

20
Q

If payee’s name is misspelled can the payee indorse with incorrect or real name?

A

Either works

21
Q

Is Negotiation is effective even if the payee is a minor, incompetent, unduly influenced or subject to duress?

A

Yes