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Nadar Mahamud
on Dec 19, 2024
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Discharge from liability on an instrument cannot occur if a holder impairs another party's right of recourse-right of reimbursement-on the instrument.
Right of Recourse
The legal right to demand compensation or payment from a third party after fulfilling an obligation, especially in financial transactions.
Discharge
(1) The termination of an obligation, such as occurs when the parties to a contract have fully performed their contractual obligations. (2) The termination of a bankruptcy debtor’s obligation to pay debts.
- Identify and expound on the legal significances of warranties and defenses in the realm of negotiable instruments.
- Investigate the responsibilities of agents involved in the issuing, transferring, and non-acceptance of negotiable instruments.
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PG
Learning Objectives
- Identify and expound on the legal significances of warranties and defenses in the realm of negotiable instruments.
- Investigate the responsibilities of agents involved in the issuing, transferring, and non-acceptance of negotiable instruments.