Negotiable Instruments Flashcards

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What are the requirements for an instrument to be negotiable?

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Requirements of Negotiability
1.  It is written and signed.
2.  It contains an unconditional promise to pay a fixed amount in money.
3.  Payable at a definite time.
4.  It is payable to bearer
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All negotiable instruments are required to be payable to order or bearer. True or False?

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False- All negotiable instruments are required to be payable to order or bearer WITH THE EXCEPTION OF CHECKS.

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Define a Restrictive Endorsement

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A restrictive endorsement is an endorsement with a restriction. For example “For Deposit Only”

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Define a Blank Endorsement

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A blank endorsement is one that does not specify any endorsee. Example: only a signature

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Define a Qualified Endorsement

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A qualified endorsement is one which the endorser disclaims any liability to pay the holder and/ or subsequent endorser for the instrument if it is later dishonored. For example “without recourse”

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Define a Special Endorsement

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A special endorsement is when the endorser indicates a specific person who needs to subsequently endorse (sign) the negotiable instrument. For example, “Pay to…signed XXX.

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What is the difference between negotiating bearer paper and negotiating order paper?

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Negotiating bearer paper only requires delivery.
Negotiating order paper requires both delivery and endorsement by the transferor.

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What is the difference between bearer paper and order paper?

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Bearer paper- Endorses instrument in blank. No need to endorse it to negotiate it to the next party.
Order paper- Has non- blank endorsement. Requires both delivery and endorsement by the transferor

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Describe an endorsement that is Special and Restrictive

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Special and Restrictive- “Pay to” …“If he completes”

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Describe an endorsement that is Special and Qualified

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Special and Qualified- “Pay to” …“w/o recourse”

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Describe an endorsement that is Restrictive and Blank

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Restrictive and Blank- “For Deposit only” …signed in blank

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Describe a Special Endorsement

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Special Endorsement- “Pay to”…signed

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Describe Real Defenses for Negotiable Instruments.

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Real Defenses
1.  Bankruptcy
2.  Material Alteration of Instrument
3.  Duress
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Describe Personal Defenses for Negotiable Instruments.

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Personal Defenses
1.  Unauthorized Completion
2.  Breach of Contract
3.  Breach of Warranty
4.  Fraud in the Inducement
5.  Lack of Consideration
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