Other Types of Liability Flashcards
Indorser Liability requires?
1) presentment (checks = 30 day limit)
2) dishonor: bouncing of check, or refusing to pay
3) notice of dishonor
4) actually indorsing: triggers liability
Liability effect of qualified indorsement
1) disclaims liability
2) “without recourse”
3) indorsement merely effective to pass title
Effect of Final Payment
1) contract actions (indorser’s contracts) may no longer be pursued
2) drawee bank may not recover on the check from the persons it unless there is a breach of a presentment warranty
Final Payment: definition
Drawee bank
1) pays the item in cash
2) does not revoke a provisional settlement by midnight of the next banking day after the banking day of receipt
Transfer warranty liability: generally
1) implied warranties
2) arise by transfer or operation of law
3) possession of the instrument is not needed
4) survives the final payment of an instrument
Transfer warranty liability: elements
1) five transfer promises
2) no knowledge of insolvency proceedings
Five Transfer promises: Transfer warranty liability
1) good title
2) genuine signatures: authentic and authorized
3) no material alteration
4) no defenses including real defenses