The effect of a conditional indorsement on the back of an instrument differs from the effect of conditional language that appears on its face.
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Q3: A holder takes an instrument for value
Q4: An indorser who does not wish to
Q5: A holder takes an instrument for value
Q6: A restrictive indorsement does not destroy negotiability.
Q7: To avoid the risk of loss from
Q9: An indorsement is a signature, with or
Q10: A bearer instrument can be converted into
Q11: A special indorsement does not specify a
Q12: When an instrument is transferred by negotiation,
Q13: Often, whether a holder will be able
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