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Subjects
Sales, Law and legislation, Payment, Checks, Point-of-sale systems, Retail trade, law and legislationPlaces
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Payment systems: examples & explanations
2010, Aspen Publishers
in English
- 4th ed.
0735588538 9780735588530
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Table of Contents
What is a negotiable instrument?
Principles of negotiation and becoming a holder
Liability on the negotiable instrument
Issues of agency
Accommodation parties
Effect on the underlying obligation
Who qualifies as a holder in due course?
Defenses, claims of others, and the holder in due course
The consumer context
The traditional method of check collection
The checking account in the electronic age
Final payment
Expedited return under Regulation CC
The duty to pay and wrongful dishonor
Stopping payment
Funds availability under Regulation CC
Who bears the risk of theft, forgery, and alteration?
Special rules for special situations
The bank statement rule
Credit cards
Debit cards and ATM transactions
Introduction to commercial electronic funds transfers and Article 4a
Security procedures and the risk of theft
Errors in execution.
Edition Notes
Includes index.
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