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final 362
True/False
Indicate
whether the sentence or statement is true or false.
____ 1. Issues relating to checks are governed by
both Articles 3 and 4 of the UCC.
____ 2. A bank that has certified a check is under no
obligation to accept it.
____ 3. When a bank wrongfully dishonors a check, the
bank is liable to the customer for damages.
____ 4. A bank may be subject to criminal prosecution
if its customer writes a bad check.
____ 5. A bank must recredit a customer's account
when it pays a check over the customer's forged signature only if the
customer's negligence substantially contributed to the forgery.
____ 6. A customer has six months from the date of
receipt of a statement of an electronic transfer to notify the financial
institution of any errors.
____ 7. Personal property cannot serve as collateral
for a valid security interest unless it is in the possession of the secured
party.
____ 8. A purchase-money security interest arises
when a seller or lender provides a buyer with the "purchase money" to
buy goods.
____ 9. To eliminate inconsistencies between the
description of collateral given in a security agreement from those given in the
financing statement, it may be best to file the security agreement as a
financing statement.
____ 10. A creditor with a mechanic's lien on property
can prevent the sale of the property but cannot sell the property to satisfy
the debt.
____ 11. An innkeeper's lien may be secured by its
possession of the baggage of guests who have failed to pay their bills.
____ 12. To use attachment as a remedy, a creditor must
have an enforceable right to payment of the debt.
____ 13. In some states, the judgment creditor must
obtain a separate order of garnishment to cover each of the debtor's pay
periods.
____ 14. A mortgagee has the right to foreclose on
mortgaged property following the mortgagor's default.
____ 15. A contract of suretyship must be in writing to
be enforceable.
____ 16. An artisan's lien is effective only if a
creditor has possession of the property.
____ 17. A creditor's extension of time to a debtor for
making payment, without the consent of the surety, will not discharge
the surety.
____ 18. Bankruptcy proceedings are held in federal
bankruptcy courts.
____ 19. Proof of claims by creditors must normally be
filed within one year of the creditor's meeting with the debtor following the
court's granting of the order for relief.
____ 20. The principal duty of a trustee is to
liquidate and close up the debtor's estate as quickly as possible.
____ 21. A creditor with a purchase-money security
interest may prevail against a trustee.
____ 22. Payment by a debtor filing for bankruptcy for
services rendered within fifteen days before the payment is not a preference.
____ 23. Once a debtor files for bankruptcy, a secured
creditor cannot recover more on a debt than the value of the collateral covering
the debt.
____ 24. A discharge in bankruptcy will prevent a
debtor from ever obtaining another discharge in bankruptcy.
____ 25. A debtor can cancel or rescind a reaffirmation
agreement at any time prior to discharge or within sixty days of the filing of
the agreement, whichever is later.
Multiple
Choice
Identify
the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the
question.
____ 26. Don receives his paycheck from Temporary
Personnel, Inc. (TPI). He takes the check to First State Bank, TPI's bank,
which refuses to cash it. He attempts to deposit the check in Community Bank,
his bank, which also refuses to accept it. Don can recover from
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a. |
Community Bank only. |
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b. |
First State Bank only. |
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c. |
Community Bank or First State Bank. |
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d. |
none of the above. |
____ 27. Art agrees with First National Bank that it
will honor Art's checks even when his account has insufficient funds. Art
begins to issue many checks. The bank may
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a. |
dishonor any additional checks. |
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b. |
dishonor any additional checks only if
it requests adequate assurances that Art will honor the checks and Art fails
to give such assurances. |
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c. |
not dishonor Art's checks without
incurring liability for any loss caused by its wrongful dishonor. |
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d. |
none of the above. |
____ 28. After Ada's death, her heirs Ben and Carol ask
her secretary Sara to notify her bank, First Federal. On being notified, First
Federal can pay or certify checks drawn by Ada, on or before the date of her
death, for
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a. |
an indefinite period unless Ben or Carol
asks to stop all payments. |
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b. |
no time. |
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c. |
one month after the date of death. |
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d. |
ten days after the date of death unless
Ben or Carol orders the bank to stop all payments. |
____ 29. Sam, an accountant for Alpha Software, Inc.,
obtains a cashier's check to pay City Moving Company for City's move of Alpha's
offices to a new building. Sam obtains certification of an Alpha check to pay
Beta Computer Supplies Company, an Alpha supplier. Sam buys traveler's checks
for a business trip to Europe. Sam, on Alpha's behalf, has no right to stop
payment on
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a. |
the cashier's check. |
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b. |
the certified check. |
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c. |
the traveler's checks. |
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d. |
none of the above. |
Fact Pattern 27-2
Guy issues a check drawn on his account at
First State Bank for $100 "to the order of Suzanne Rice," but the
check is stolen by Harvey before Guy gives it to Suzanne. Harvey forges
Suzanne's indorsement and cashes the check at Community Bank. Community
presents the check to First State, which cashes it, debits Guy's account, and
returns the check to Guy with his monthly statement.
____ 30. Refer to Fact Pattern 27-2. First State is
excused from any liability if, after Guy receives the bank statement and
canceled checks, he fails to report the forged indorsement within
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a. |
six months. |
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b. |
one year. |
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c. |
eighteen months. |
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d. |
three years. |
Fact Pattern 27-3
Lindy issues a check payable to Sam's
Grocery. Sam's cashier forges Sam's indorsement and deposits the check in her
bank account. Lindy's bank pays the check.
____ 31. Refer to Fact Pattern 27-3. Lindy can recover
from
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a. |
her bank, which can recover from the
cashier. |
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b. |
her bank, which cannot recover from the
cashier. |
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c. |
the cashier, but not her bank. |
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d. |
no one. |
____ 32. First Federal Bank in New York has checks
drawn on financial institutions in California and other states. These
institutions also have checks drawn on banks located in different states. These
checks are exchanged through
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a. |
the California Commercial Electronic
Payments System. |
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b. |
the Federal Reserve System. |
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c. |
the New York Clearing House Interbank
Payments System. |
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d. |
the State Interchange Posting System. |
Fact Pattern 27-4
Mark loses his bank access card. He
realizes his loss the next day but waits a week to call the bank. Meanwhile, Ed
finds and uses Mark's card to withdraw $3,000 from Mark's account.
____ 33. Refer to Fact Pattern 27-4. When Mark receives
his bank statement, he demands that the bank investigate the matter and
recredit his account. The bank
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a. |
has no duty to investigate. |
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b. |
must investigate but need not recredit
Mark's account. |
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c. |
must investigate and, if the dispute is
not resolved within ten days, recredit Mark's account (at least until the
dispute is resolved). |
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d. |
must investigate and immediately
recredit Mark's account (at least until the dispute is resolved). |
____ 34. Frances uses her access card to withdraw funds
from her account once each month in January, March, and July. Under the
Electronic Fund Transfer Act, Frances must be provided with a statement of her
transactions monthly
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a. |
whether or not a transaction occurred. |
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b. |
only when a transaction occurred. |
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c. |
when a transaction occurred and quarterly
regardless of use. |
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d. |
none of the above. |
____ 35. First National Bank wants to perfect its
security interest in the property of Natural Mining Company. The most common
method of perfecting a security interest is for the
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a. |
creditor to file a financing statement
with the appropriate public office. |
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b. |
creditor to retain possession of the
collateral. |
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c. |
debtor to give value to the creditor. |
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d. |
debtor to retain rights in the property. |
____ 36. Alpha Loans, Inc., takes possession of Bob's
stock in International Corporation to perfect its security interest in the
stock. This transfer is
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a. |
a pledge. |
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b. |
a possessory lien. |
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c. |
property after-acquired. |
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d. |
a purchase-money security interest. |
____ 37. Each of the following owns an All-Rite brand
food processor: Diner's Restaurant; Eve, a consumer; Frank, a cooking-school
student; and Great Deals, a discount store. As collateral, the processor that
would be classified as inventory is owned by
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a. |
Diner's Restaurant. |
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b. |
Eve. |
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c. |
Frank. |
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d. |
Great Deals. |
Fact Pattern 28-1
Regis Motorcar Company manufactures
automobiles that it sells through a variety of dealers, including Gambino's
Autoworld. Gambino sells the cars to both consumers and businesses.
____ 38. Refer to Fact Pattern 28-1. A car in the
possession of Gambino is probably
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a. |
a consumer good. |
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b. |
a fixture. |
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c. |
equipment. |
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d. |
inventory. |
____ 39. Refer to Fact Pattern 28-1. Molly, a consumer,
purchases a car for use in her professional demolition derby tournaments. The
car is
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a. |
a consumer good. |
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b. |
a fixture. |
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c. |
equipment. |
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d. |
inventory. |
____ 40. Refer to Fact Pattern 28-1. Ellen, a police
officer, purchases a motorcycle for riding in the mountains on weekends during
her spare time. The motorcycle is
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a. |
a consumer good. |
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b. |
a fixture. |
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c. |
equipment. |
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d. |
inventory. |
____ 41. First Federal Bank's financing statement in
collateral owned by Omega Manufacturing Company will soon expire. A
continuation statement could extend the effectiveness of the financing
statement for
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a. |
six months. |
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b. |
five years. |
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c. |
indefinitely. |
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d. |
none of the above. |
____ 42. State Savings & Loan has a security
interest in the proceeds from the sale of collateral owned by Brand's Outlet
Store. This interest may remain perfected for longer than ten days after the
store receives the proceeds if a filed financing statement covers the original
collateral and the proceeds are
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a. |
collateral in which a security interest
may be perfected by filing in the same office. |
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b. |
identifiable cash proceeds. |
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c. |
either a or b. |
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d. |
none of the above |
____ 43. A-1 Capital Company and First National Bank
are secured parties with security interests in property owned by Interstate
Commercial Corporation. The first security interest to be filed or perfected
has priority over another filed or perfected security interest in
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a. |
all circumstances. |
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b. |
states that have not adopted Article 9
of the UCC. |
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c. |
states that require a security agreement
to be signed and dated by the creditor. |
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d. |
no circumstances. |
Fact Pattern 29-1
Gary hires Home Construction Company to
add a deck to the back of his house. When the deck is finished, Gary does not
pay Home Construction for the work.
____ 44. Refer to Fact Pattern 29-1. Home Construction
is
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a. |
a guarantor. |
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b. |
a lien creditor. |
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c. |
a surety. |
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d. |
none of the above. |
____ 45. Ollie, the proprietor of Ollie's Inn, is not
paid by the Bessemers for providing them with overnight accommodations. Ollie's
innkeeper's lien may be terminated
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a. |
only if the Bessemers pay their bill. |
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b. |
only if Ollie gives the Bessemers their
luggage. |
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c. |
either a or b. |
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d. |
none of the above. |
____ 46. Beatrice obtains a judgment against Stan for a
debt and wishes the sheriff to seize and sell any real or personal property
owned by Stan. She must return to the court that issued the judgment and obtain
a writ of
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a. |
attachment. |
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b. |
execution. |
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c. |
garnishment. |
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d. |
none of the above. |
____ 47. Kay, an employee of Lightspeed Internet
Services, owes Master Credit Company $7,000. The extent to which her wages may
be garnished to pay the debt is restricted by
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a. |
federal law only. |
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b. |
state law only. |
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c. |
federal law and state law. |
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d. |
none of the above. |
____ 48. Dan owes Sally $10,000. With a writ of
attachment or execution, Sally can satisfy the debt from Dan's
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a. |
exempt property only. |
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b. |
nonexempt property only. |
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c. |
exempt or nonexempt property. |
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d. |
none of the above. |
____ 49. Geraldo owes $10,000 to Dave, $5,000 to Van,
and $5,000 to Curt. The three creditors enter into an agreement with Geraldo to
discharge the debts on payment of a sum of $10,000 to them, to be divided on
proportionately. This agreement is
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a. |
an accord. |
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b. |
an assignment. |
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c. |
a composition agreement. |
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d. |
a mortgage. |
Fact Pattern 29-2
Beta Software Corporation is a new company
that needs to borrow money to meet its payroll. Carl, president and owner of
Beta, asks First National Bank to loan Beta the funds.
____ 50. Refer to Fact Pattern 29-2. If First National
insists that Carl sign the loan application, making himself personally liable
for payment whether or not Beta defaults, Carl will be
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a. |
a guarantor only. |
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b. |
a surety only. |
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c. |
a guarantor and a surety. |
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d. |
none of the above. |
sample
final 362
Answer
Section
TRUE/FALSE
1. T
2. F
3. T
4. F
5. F
6. F
7. F
8. T