If a person receives a check that has been signed but the space where the amount of the check is to be written is blank,then he or she cannot be a holder in due course of that check.

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A holder in due course must take the instrument for value, in good faith, and without notice of any defect. A check with a blank amount is incomplete and thus considered defective.

If a Person Receives a Check That Has Been Signed