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This document discusses negotiable instruments and provides examples of negotiable versus non-negotiable instruments. [1] A negotiable instrument is a written contract for the payment of money that can be passed from one person to another like money, allowing a holder in due course to hold the instrument free from defenses. [2] To be negotiable, an instrument must be in writing, contain an unconditional promise to pay a sum certain on demand or at a future time, be payable to order or bearer, and for bill
- Author
- Kelvin Culajará
- Language
- EN