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A) As a holder, Sam may demand payment from either Susie, Annie, or Mary.
B) As a holder in due course, Sam may demand payment from either Susie, Annie, or Mary.
C) As a holder, Sam may demand payment from either Susie or Annie, but not Mary.
D) As a holder in due course, Sam may demand payment from either Susie or Annie, but not Mary.
E) Sam may not demand payment from either Susie, Annie, or Mary.
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A) Acknowledgement
B) Blank endorsement
C) Special endorsement
D) Allonge
E) Codicil
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A) An allonge
B) A transferor
C) A transferee
D) An endorser
E) An endorsee
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A) A special endorsement.
B) Restricted endorsement.
C) Addition of the words, "without recourse."
D) Addition of the words, "conditional entrustment."
E) Addition of the words, "trust endorsement."
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A) Joint
B) Concurrent
C) Consecutive
D) Alternative
E) Alternate
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A) Conditional endorsement.
B) Trust endorsement.
C) Endorsement to prohibit further endorsement.
D) Bearer endorsement.
E) Conditional bearer endorsement.
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A) The finance company is subject to the defenses of Susan because of the Federal Trade Commission rule created to protect consumers.
B) ABC Appliance store is correct in that Susan cannot assert her defenses against the finance company.
C) Susan can assert her defenses against the finance company only if she can prove that the finance company had knowledge that ABC Appliance store sold defective equipment from time to time.
D) Susan can assert her defenses against the finance company only because she gave notice of the problem within 5 days of the sale.
E) Susan can assert her defenses against the finance company only if she agrees to arbitrate the dispute.
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A) Only with the misspelled name.
B) Only with the holder's actual name or the misspelled name.
C) Only with the misspelled name followed by the actual name.
D) With the holder's actual name, with the misspelled name, or with the misspelled name followed by the actual name.
E) Endorsement is impossible in such a situation.
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A) Blank
B) Allonge
C) Qualified
D) Special
E) Specific
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A) A special endorsement.
B) An allonge.
C) A blank endorsement.
D) A qualified endorsement.
E) A restricted endorsement.
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A) An acknowledged instrument.
B) A contract instrument.
C) A negotiable instrument.
D) A holder instrument.
E) A delivered instrument.
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A) Bearer
B) Delivery
C) Order
D) Transfer
E) Acknowledgement
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A) It turns previous order paper into bearer paper.
B) It turns previous bearer paper into order paper.
C) It turns a blank endorsement into a special endorsement.
D) It turns an allonge into an endorsement.
E) It turns an endorsement into an allonge.
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A) Stamped with an allonge; delivered
B) Delivered; transferred
C) Transferred; delivered
D) Negotiated; held
E) Endorsed; delivered
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A) Under the "first in time" rule, the court ruled in favor of the lender who perfected the interest in the debtor's collateral.
B) Under the "first to file" rule, the court ruled in favor of the lender who perfected the interest in the debtor's collateral.
C) The court ruled in favor of the purchaser of receivables on the basis that the agreement the lender had with the debtor did not expressly prohibit the sale of receivables.
D) The court ruled in favor of the purchaser of receivables on the basis that an immediate transaction for value was involved.
E) The court remanded the case for a determination as to whether the purchaser of receivables was a holder in due course or a purchaser of instruments in which case it would prevail.
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