Which Type of Indorsement Prevents the Indorser from Having Liability

The holder of an instrument wants that instrument to be paid to a particular person,wants to be sure that the proceeds from the instrument are deposited in that individual's account,and does not want to be liable to that person in the event that the instrument is not paid.What can the holder do to accomplish this? A) give a blank, qualified, restrictive indorsement B) give a special, qualified, restrictive indorsement C) give a special, qualified, unrestrictive indorsement D) give a special, qualified, restrictive indorsement, but it will not be possible to require the deposit of the proceeds into a bank account E) give a special, qualified, restrictive indorsement, but it will not be possible to eliminate the liability in the event of nonpayment of the instrument

What is required to further negotiate an instrument when the payee or indorsee's name is misspelled? A) The holder must get the party who made the misspelling to execute a new instrument or indorsement with the correct spelling. B) The holder must get the party who made the misspelling to execute an allonge that states that a mistake was made and indicates the correct spelling of the name. C) The holder is required to indorse the instrument in both the correct and the misspelled name. D) The holder can indorse the instrument in either the correct spelling or the incorrect spelling. E) The misspelling renders the instrument nonnegotiable, making further negotiation impossible, and therefore requiring that any further transfer be made by assignment.