A) A check that states, "Pay to the order of John Green."
B) A check payable to "X."
C) A check payable to "cash."
D) A blank check.
E) A $100 bill.
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A) time
B) demand
C) recourse
D) draft
E) intermediary
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A) as a King's document
B) as a bank draft
C) as a substitute for money
D) as a substitute for payment
E) as a court order
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A) the federal government
B) a state government
C) a bank
D) a third party promisee
E) a private third party
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A) Drawee
B) Drawer
C) Owner
D) Payee
E) Payor
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A) Jack is correct.
B) The agreement is not negotiable because it does not contain words of negotiability.
C) The agreement is not negotiable because the book was the wrong book.
D) The agreement is not negotiable because Jack was not a party to the original contract.
E) The agreement is not negotiable because the amount at issue is insufficient to create a negotiable instrument.
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A) The instrument is still enforced as a negotiable instrument if it has been transferred to a holder in due course.
B) The instrument is still enforced as a negotiable instrument if it has been accepted by a bank.
C) The instrument is still enforced as a negotiable instrument if the holder can establish detrimental reliance based on a reasonable belief that the instrument qualified as a negotiable instrument.
D) The instrument may qualify as an enforceable contract.
E) The instrument is null and void and of no use to the holder.
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A) Janet does not have to prove anything, as the burden would shift to Bruce to prove an agreement did not exist.
B) Janet must prove money is due and Bruce is the responsible party.
C) Janet must prove money is due.
D) Janet must prove The Burger Bar is the responsible party.
E) Janet must prove money is due and The Burger Bar is the responsible party.
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A) Yes.
B) No, it must have the words "pay to" on the document.
C) No, the instrument must indicate which bank is to accept the instrument.
D) No, the instrument must indicate the insurer's name on the instrument.
E) No, there is nothing specific that must be on the instrument.
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A) A note of the bank that gives the right to collect the principal plus interest at a future date.
B) An instrument that states that it is payable 30 days after presentment.
C) A time instrument that is payable within 10 days after presentment.
D) An instrument that states that it is payable on demand or at sight or otherwise indicates that it is payable at the will of the holder, or does not state any time of payment.
E) An instrument that states that it is payable on demand or at sight or otherwise indicates that it is payable at the will of the holder; does not state any time of payment; or is payable within ten days after presentment.
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A) Cashier's check
B) Traveler's check
C) Certified check
D) Check certificate
E) Approved draft
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A) Momentum
B) Movability
C) Performance ability
D) Adaptability
E) Versatility
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A) The instrument states a specific date for payment.
B) The instrument is dated and then states that "payment will be made 5 days after the above date."
C) An instrument that states that payment is due at a fixed time but may be extended at the election of the holder.
D) An instrument that states that "payment will be made 10 days after delivery of the goods."
E) An instrument that permits acceleration of payment and has a fixed date of payment if the acceleration clause is not affected.
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A) The instrument is not negotiable because it does not contain an unconditional promise or order to pay, but it may be an enforceable contract.
B) The instrument contains an unconditional promise to pay; and, therefore, the fact that it is an IOU instrument does not affect negotiability.
C) The instrument contains an unconditional promise to pay but nevertheless is not negotiable because it is an IOU instrument.
D) The instrument is not negotiable because the words "payable on demand" are included; otherwise, the IOU instrument would contain an unconditional promise to pay.
E) The instrument is not negotiable, nor could it be an enforceable contract, because it does not contain an unconditional promise to pay.
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A) There is no such requirement in order to find negotiability.
B) A promise or order to pay must be specific and not be implied in order for negotiability to be found.
C) Simply acknowledging a debt satisfies the negotiability requirement of an unconditional promise to pay.
D) A common IOU is sufficient to satisfy the negotiability requirement of an unconditional promise to pay.
E) An offer of unconditional partial payment satisfies requirements of negotiability.
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