Types of Neg. Instruments Flashcards

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Basic Concept

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  • instrument’s holder wants to be paid
  • person obligated to pay doesn’t want to pay
  • person who ultimately pays the instrument will want to recover someone else
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Attack Way of Thinking

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1) Negotiable instrument?
2) properly negotiated?
3) HIDC?
4) obligor have any defenses?
5) real or personal defenses?
6) hold anyone else responsible?

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2 types of commercial paper

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1) note
2) draft

makers make notes; drafters draw drafts

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Note

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  • a promise to pay
  • parties (2 party instrument)
    1) maker= person making promise to pay
    2) payee= person to whom the instrument is payable
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Certificate of Deposit (COD)

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  • type of note
  • bank acknowledges receipt of money and
  • bank promises the payee/depositor to repay the $
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Draft

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-eg: check
-order to pay $
parties:
1) drawer- person ordering payment
2) drawee- person being ordered to pay
3) payee- person to whom instrument is payable

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check

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  • type of draft
  • Requirements:
    1) bank is the drawee and
    2) instrument is payable on demand
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types of checks

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  • ordinary check
  • traveler’s check (must be counter-signed by a person whose “specimen signature” appears on the traveler’s checks)
  • cashier’s check (drawer and drawee are the same bank)
  • teller’s check (check drawn by one bank on another bank)
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contradictory terms

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  • if an instrument contains contradictory terms:
    1) handwritten terms prevail over both typewritten terms
    2) typewritten terms prevail over printed terms
    3) words prevail over numbers
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