tailieunhanh - Ebook Business law (14th edition): Part 2

(BQ) Part 2 book "Business law" has contents: Negotiable instruments; negotiation and holder in due course, checks and electronic transfers, the agency relationship, the agency relationship, history and nature of corporations, management of corporations, administrative agencies, employment law, environmental regulation,.and other contents. | Part Seven Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part 12/26/08 Part Seven Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part 1:49 PM Part Seven Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Page 805 Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Part Seven chapter 31 Part Seven Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Part Seven Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Seven Part Commercial Paper Negotiable Instruments chapter 32 Negotiation and Holder in Due Course chapter 33 Liability of Parties chapter 34 Checks and Electronic Transfers 805 12/26/08 1:49 PM Page 806 chapter 31 NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS C hances are that you are using a variety of negotiable instruments in your everyday life, perhaps without realizing the special qualities that have led to their widespread use in commerce and the rules that govern them. If you have a job, your employer probably pays you by check, and you likely have a checking account that you use to make purchases and pay your bills. If you have accumulated some savings, you may have invested them in a certificate of deposit at a bank. And, if you have borrowed money, you very likely were asked to sign a promissory note acknowledging the debt and committing to repay it on specified terms. This chapter introduces the law of negotiable instruments, including: • The special qualities and benefits of negotiable instruments. • The basic types of commercial paper and their .