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... negotiable instruments on the sides of cows and on other surprising objects . Obviously , however , negotiable instruments which have commercial importance are almost invariably written on pieces of paper - hence the title to Article 3 ...
... negotiable instruments on the sides of cows and on other surprising objects . Obviously , however , negotiable instruments which have commercial importance are almost invariably written on pieces of paper - hence the title to Article 3 ...
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... negotiable instruments . To commercial people , the shorthand , stylized form in which negotiable contracts are couched and the manner in which rights under such contracts are transferred are not mysterious , but are familiar and ...
... negotiable instruments . To commercial people , the shorthand , stylized form in which negotiable contracts are couched and the manner in which rights under such contracts are transferred are not mysterious , but are familiar and ...
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... negotiable instrument . To be negotiable an instrument must be signed by the drawer ( Negotiable Instruments Law , § 20 ; Uniform Commercial Code , § 3-104 ( 1 ) ( a ) ) . Cf. Bobrick v . Second National Bank , 175 App.Div . 550 , 552 ...
... negotiable instrument . To be negotiable an instrument must be signed by the drawer ( Negotiable Instruments Law , § 20 ; Uniform Commercial Code , § 3-104 ( 1 ) ( a ) ) . Cf. Bobrick v . Second National Bank , 175 App.Div . 550 , 552 ...
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