Ch27–Negotiable Instruments: Types, Parties, Transfer, Liability

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Define Negotiable Instrument?

Signed written promise or order to pay $ taht satisfies special legal erquirement

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Define Promissory Note?

Legally binding written agreement in which one party promises to pay a specific sum of $ to on-demand or at defined future date

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Difference between negotiable instrument and cash?

Cash: Transfers value immediately when handed over

Negotiable Instrument: Represents right to receive $ (ex. check, note)

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Difference between ordinary contract and negotiable instrument?

Ordinary Contract: Enforces performance, but pmt duty depends on another act

Negotiable Instrument: Pmt promise can be determined from instrument itself

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List 5 Benefits of Negotiable instrument rules?

1) Predictability

2) Transferability

3) Confidence in Commerce

4) Clear liability

5) Protection for Certain Purchasers

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Define predictability?

Person receiving check or note should be able to determine pmt promise by reading doc

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Define transferability?

Biz can transfer qualifying pmt rights instead of keeping every note until it’s paid

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Define Confidence in Commerce

Rules make checks, notes, and similar pmt docs more useful in everyday transactions

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Define 2 types of negotiable instruments, who’s speaking, and ex?

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Define 2 parties involved for a Promise to Pay negotiable instrument?

Maker: Signs note and promises pmt (ex. Student signs note for $2k loan)
Makee: Person named to receive pmt (ex. Landlord’s listed on a rent check)

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Define 3 parties involved for an Order to Pay negotiable instrument?

Drawer: Writes order to pay (check) (Ex. Customer writes rent check)

Drawee: Person/institution instructed to apy (Ex. Customer’s bank’s named on check)

Payee: Receives pmt (Ex. Person who’s “order to Pay to” (receives pmt)")

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Define Indorser?

Person who signs to transfer instrument and receives $ (signs back of check)

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Define 6 requirements for negotiability?

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Difference between Bearer Paper and Order Paper?

Bearer Paper: Delivery of possession

Order Paper: Indorsement by proper holder plus delivery (ex. Check payable to Mia is signed by Mia and handed to Lee)

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Define 4 Indorsement Types?

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