A) an extraordinary holder in due course.
B) an ordinary check passer.
C) an ordinary holder.
D) an ordinary holder in due course.
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) a blank indorsement.
B) a qualified indorsement.
C) a restrictive indorsement.
D) a special indorsement.
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A) an indorser.
B) a draft dodger.
C) a drafter.
D) a promisor.
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A) a blank indorsement.
B) a qualified indorsement.
C) a restrictive indorsement.
D) a special indorsement.
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A) can attest in writing that he would sign the instrument if possible.
B) cannot transfer the instrument to Sigrid.
C) can sign an allonge and affix it to the instrument.
D) can sign a separate piece of paper and file it for later reference.
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Multiple Choice
A) write "Ked" on the back and deliver the check to Lois.
B) write "pay to the order of Lois [signed] Ked" on the back and de?liver the check to Lois.
C) only deliver the check to Lois.
D) transfer the check through the drawee bank.
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A) has an obvious irregularity on its face.
B) has been previously honored.
C) is incomplete so that an element of negotiability is lacking.
D) is overdue.
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Essay
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) a delivery person.
B) an indorsee.
C) a note passer.
D) a promisee.
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True/False
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Essay
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Multiple Choice
A) an indorser.
B) a notary.
C) a note passer.
D) a promisor.
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True/False
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True/False
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