QUI? - NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS LAW (Part II) MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. Person not a party to a negotiable instrunrent.
a) Acceptor b) Drawer c) Assignor d) Endorser 2. ..I promise to pay to the orddr of c Ptrp 10,000.00, 30 days after sight. (ssd.) S." The promissory note is negotiable because it is - . a) Payable to the order of a specific person c) Payable to bearer d) Letters (a) and (b) are correct b) Payable at a fixed or determinable future time 3. Which of the following is non-negotiable a) "I bind myself to pay B or bearer P10,000'00 (Sgd') C. b)..IpromisetopaytotheorderofBokP10,000.00(Sgd.)C',, .j ..I acknowtedge being indebted to B. in the amount of P10,000.00 (Sgd.) C." d) "I agree to pay B or order P10,000..00 on demand (Sgd') Carl" 4. A fan (E) obtains the signature of a starlet (C) by way of autograph. He prepared a negotiable promissory note above the starlet's-signature. The not.e was validly negotiated to E who is a holder in due course' What defense can G avail against E? a) Personal defense b) Equitable defense c) Real defense (forgery) d) Qualified defense 5, 'PAY TO W or her order US $10,000 only plus 2olo interest (Sgd. l) - TO: X, Cashier." a) Not negotiable because the drawee is not named or indicated with reasonable certainty. b) Negotiable because it complies with Section 1 c) Not negotiable because the surn payable is not certain. d) Not negotiable because it is payable in foreign currency. 6. Which of the following is not a personal defense? a) Absence of corrsideration c) Foi'gery of a signature b) Non-delivery of a complete instrument d) Failure of consideration 7. An instrument is payable at a determinable futtrre time when. it is - a) Undated b) Payable at.a day certain after presentrlent c) On or before a certain definite given date d) Before or after a specified and certain event e) Letters (a) and (d) are not correct
8. *I PROMISE TO pAy BEARER pHp,5,000 oR DELIVERTWO (2) SACKS 9F RICE, IF HE WANTS.(SGD.DONG)
a) Not negotiable because it requires an act in addition to the payment of money bi trtegotiiUte because it gives the ndtder an election to require something to be done in lieu of payment of money c) Not negotiable because the payee is not named g. Where an instrument is issued, accepted, or indorsed when overdue, it is, as regards the person so issuing, accepting, or indorsing it, PaYable a) At sight c) On demand b) At presentment d) All of the above 10. An instrument is payable to bearer except: a) P or bearer c) To the order of Spiderman b) Bearer d) Order of the bearer 11. M signed a promissory note in favor ef R promising to pay Php.10,000.00 on Christmas Day of 2008. Who can sue on this note and enforce the obligation? a) Both of them ' c) M only b) R only d) Neither M nor R
12. "Pay to P only" is an examPle of:
a) Special indorsement c) Restrictive indorsement b) Facultativeindorsement rl) Qualified indorsement 13. Which of the fotlowing is NOT a real defense? a) Incomplete & undelivered instrument c) Material alteration b) Forgery d) Fraud in inducement 14. A: A check is a bill of exchange drawn on a bank payable on dernand or at a fixed determinable future time. B: A check must be presented fior payment within six (6) months after its issue otherwise it becomes stale And the drawer will be discharged from liability' a) Both statements are true
United States v. Bashawn Lee Hanberry, A/K/A Bo, United States of America v. Danny Ray Wellington, A/K/A D Boy, United States of America v. Ronald Emanuel Hanberry, United States of America v. Eddie Jerod Hester, A/K/A E-Dog, United States of America v. Ricky Frazellas Purefoy, A/K/A Little Ricky, 79 F.3d 1142, 4th Cir. (1996)