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A) A reformation.
B) A transformation.
C) An alteration.
D) A defacement.
E) A material addition.
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A) The UCC allows for full recovery if a cashier's check or certified check is lost,stolen,or destroyed;but full recovery is not allowed if a teller's check is lost,stolen,or destroyed.
B) The UCC allows for full recovery if a cashier's check is lost,stolen,or destroyed;but in regard to a teller's check or certified check,full recovery is only allowed if the instrument is lost or stolen,not if it is destroyed.
C) The UCC allows for full recovery if a cashier's,certified,or teller's check is lost,stolen,or destroyed.
D) Because individuals are expected to properly safeguard checks,the UCC does not allow for recovery if a cashier's,teller's,or certified check is lost,stolen,or destroyed.
E) The UCC allows for full recovery if a cashier's check is lost,stolen,or destroyed;but full recovery is not allowed if a teller's check or certified check is lost,stolen,or destroyed.
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A) Possible
B) Interim
C) Potential
D) Provisional
E) Temporary
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A) Yes,although the UCC allows banks to establish cutoff hours for handling checks,the earliest a bank may require for such a policy is 4:00 p.m.
B) No,the UCC specifically states that all banks must establish a 2:00 p.m.cutoff hour for handling checks.
C) No,the UCC allows banks to establish cutoff hours for making entries on their books.
D) No,the UCC is silent regard cutoff hours for banks.
E) Yes,the UCC does not allow banks to establish cutoff hours for handling checks.
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A) The payor.
B) The draftor.
C) The draftee.
D) The drawee.
E) The drawer.
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A) The customer may recover on a subsequent forgery if it is reported to the bank within 15 days after the statement showing the subsequent forgery is received by the customer.
B) There is no effect because each forgery stands on its own.
C) The customer is barred from recovering on the subsequent forgeries.
D) The customer may recover on a subsequent forgery if it is reported to the bank within 10 days after the statement showing the subsequent forgery is received by the customer.
E) The customer may recover on a subsequent forgery if it is reported to the bank within 5 days after the statement showing the subsequent forgery is received by the customer.
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A) Unitary item
B) On-us item
C) Uniform item
D) Combined item
E) Condensed item
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A) Pedro is correct.
B) Pedro is incorrect because under the UCC,the bank could have created an excessive draft by paying the check and closing the account at which point,the customer would be free to open a new account.
C) Pedro is incorrect because under the UCC,the bank could have created a secondary draft by paying the check and charging the account the amount short.
D) Pedro is incorrect because under the UCC,the bank could have created a subsequent draft by paying the check,and the bank would then have needed to seek the customer's permission to charge his account the amount short.
E) Pedro is incorrect because under the UCC,the bank could have created an overdraft by paying the check and later charging the account the amount short.
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A) The manager is incorrect,and the bank will incur liability or damages suffered by a customer due to the failure to stop payment when a stop-payment order was properly provided,but only up to $1,000.
B) The manager is correct.
C) The manager is incorrect,and the bank will incur liability or damages suffered by a customer due to the failure to stop payment when a stop-payment order was properly provided.
D) The manager is incorrect,and the bank will incur liability or damages suffered by a customer due to the failure to stop payment when a stop-payment order was properly provided,but only up to $500.
E) The manager is incorrect,and the bank will incur liability or damages suffered by a customer due to the failure to stop payment when a stop-payment order was properly provided,but only up to $1,500.
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A) No,because she did not notify the bank of the errors within 60 days of receiving her bank statement.
B) Yes,because Ariel did not authorize the payment.
C) No,because she did not notify the bank of the errors within 90 days of receiving her bank statement.
D) Yes,but only if Ariel can prove that she did not authorize the payment and that she does not own a pet.
E) Yes,because Ariel did not authorize the payment and she notified the bank of the error.
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A) The drawee.
B) The draftee.
C) The draftor.
D) The drawer.
E) The payee.
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A) Yes,so long as Ariel notifies the bank at least three days before the payment is scheduled.
B) No,while a customer may stop a preauthorized payment,a customer cannot order a stop payment on an EFT because such transfers occur instantaneously.
C) Yes,a customer may stop a preauthorized payment.
D) Yes,as long as she does not receive the watch.
E) No,a customer may not stop a preauthorized payment.
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A) Tom will not have to bear the loss because the check was forged.
B) Tom will not have to bear the loss because the forgeries were by an employee;otherwise,he would have had to bear the loss.
C) Tom will have to bear the loss because he did not notify the bank of the forgery within the time limit required.
D) Tom will have to bear the loss because the check was forged.
E) Tom will have to bear the loss because the check was cashed before he notified the bank.
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