In the event of a misspelled name, the holder may endorse the instrument in the name written in the instrument. It is allowed to have the instrument be indorsed in the name provided in the instrument provided that he acted in good faith. The holder may also endorse the instrument using the correct name of the endorsee<span> if he would have known the correct name of the endorsee. Both of these ways of endorsement </span>are<span> allowed in the law. This does not prejudice the right of the holder since he can still endorse the instrument. Failure of the holder to know the correct name of the endorsee does not also constitute negligence in his part.</span>
The Europeans who were immune to the diseases carried them over to the Native Americans, who had never been exposed to those diseases before, and it killed millions.
