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Aleksandr-060686 [28]
2 years ago
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Shawn will pay Craig with a negotiable instrument, and Shawn plans to involve a third party in that process. What instrument sho

uld he use
Business
1 answer:
masha68 [24]2 years ago
5 0

The instrument that Shawn must use is “payable to the order of” before the name of the payee.

<h3>Requirements of Negotiability </h3>
  • The first of the four major considerations is whether or not a paper is negotiable, and it is one that nonlawyers must address.
  • Auditors, retailers, and financial institutions frequently handle notes and checks and must make quick decisions about negotiability.
  • In a negotiable instrument, the only permissible promise or direction is to pay a particular sum of money. Any other promise or command renders negotiability null and void
  • This restriction exists to prohibit an instrument from having an uncertain value.
  • If the bearer of a negotiable instrument had to examine whether a provision or condition had been met before the thing had any value, the utility of the object as a substitute for money would be severely diminished.

Hence, the instrument that Shawn must use is “payable to the order of” before the name of the payee.

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