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Is An Instrument Negotiable?
WOSSUPP

1. Writing

2. payable to Order or bearer(“assigns” or “cash)

3. Signed by maker or drawer

4. Reciting a Sum Certain

5. Unconditional Promise or Order/no additional promises

6. Payable on demand or at a definite time

7. Payable in currency
How Does One Become a Holder?
Bearer Instruments = Possession only


Order Instruments

- Possession by named payee
or
- Possession with named payee’s indorsement
What Is A Holder In Due Course?
1. Holder

2. for Value

3. Good faith

4. without Notice
i. overdue or dishonored
ii. contains unauthorized signature
iii. there is a claim to the instrument
iv. any party has a defense or claim in recoupment
What Are The Real Defenses To A Negotiable Instrument?
“FaIDS2”
1. Forgery of payee or special endorsee name
2. Fraud in the Factum
3. Alteration (collect only original amount)
4. Incapacity / Infancy
5. Illegality of underlying transaction
6. Duress
7. Discharge in Insolvency
8. Statute of Limitations (3 yrs from dishonor; 6 yrs from due date on demand; 10 yrs from no demand)
9. Accommodation (Suretyship)
10. other defenses known to HDC
When Is An Indorser Liable On A Note?
Contract Liability only after

Presentment (may be excused for a variety of reasons; if a check, must be presented 30 days from ind.)

Dishonor (not paid on demand or reasonable time)

Notice of Dishonor within 30 days of dishonor (need not be given to maker or drawer)

WATCH FOR “WITHOUT RECOURSE"
What Is A Transfer Warranty?
Warranty Liability: by a transferor (for value) of a negotiable instrument:

1. Good title: Entitled to Enforce (clear chain of title)

2. No good defense or claim against

3. Signatures are Authentic & Authorized

4. Not Altered

5. No Knowledge of Insolvency

WATCH FOR “WITHOUT WARRANTY”
When Is A Bank Liable For Charging A Customer's Account?
Bank Cannot Charge Account for:

No order by depositor (drawer forged)

More money than stated (amount forged)

Payment to Wrong Person

Postdated and there is notice
How Long Does A Stop Payment Order Last?
Oral: 14 days

Written: 6 months