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Negotiable Instruments Law (NIL) Syllabus: ©attykjmb
Negotiable Instruments Law (NIL) Syllabus: ©attykjmb
I. General Consideration
a. Governing Law
b. History of NIL
c. Functions of Negotiable Instruments
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II. Negotiability
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i. Must be in writing
ii. Must contain an unconditional promise or order to pay a sum
certain in money
iii. Payable on demand or at a fixed or determinable future time
iv. Payable to order or bearer
Cases: PNB vs Rodriguez, GR 170325, Sep. 26, 2008
Ang Tek vs. CA, GR L-2516, Sep. 25, 1950
Cases:
a. Modes of Transfer
b. How negotiation takes place
c. Indorsement
Case: Far East vs. Gold Palace, GR 168274, Aug. 20, 2008
V. Holders
a. Rights of holders in due course
b. Holders in due course
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b. Drawer
c. Acceptor
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d. Indorser
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g. Accommodation Parties
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VII. Defenses
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c. Filling up blanks
d. Fraud
e. Material Alteration
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d. Acceptance
e. Notice of dishonor
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IX. Discharge
a. Discharge of persons primarily liable
i. Payment in due course
ii. Renunciation
iii. Cancellation
X. Checks
a. Kinds of checks
i. Cashier’s and managers
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d. Collection of Checks
e. Stopping of Payment
i. Ironclad rule
f. Crimes involving Checks