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Checks, Drafts and Notes

This publication features exhaustive coverage of the law of checks and negotiable instruments.


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    Exhaustive coverage of the law of checks and negotiable instruments. Topics addressed include:

  • Signature requirements
  • Transfer and negotiation
  • Holders in due course
  • Contract of the parties
  • Liabilities and defenses
  • Overdrafts
  • Regulation CC

    • Focusing on negotiable instruments, this resource contains author insight on the most recent case law on UCC Articles 3 and 4.

    Also published as Volumes 5, 6 and 6A of Banking Law.

    First published in 1984.

    3 volumes; looseleaf; updated with revisions.

    Part V-VI CHECKS, DRAFTS AND NOTES (Derived from Banking Law)
    Chapter 111 Introduction to U.C.C. Articles 3 and 4
    Chapter 112 Characteristics of Checks and Other Negotiable Instruments
    Chapter 113 Issue and Delivery
    Chapter 114 Signature Requirement
    Chapter 115 Transfer and Negotiation
    Chapter 116 Holder in Due Course: General Principles
    Chapter 117 Holder in Due Course: Good Faith and Notice
    Chapter 118 Holder in Due Course: Defenses
    Chapter 119 Holders in Due Course in Consumer Transactions
    Chapter 120 Contract of the Parties
    Chapter 121 Discharge
    Chapter 122 Presentment and Dishonor
    Chapter 123 Certification
    Chapter 124 Unauthorized Signatures and Alterations
    Chapter 125 Overdrafts
    Chapter 126 Warranties of the Parties
    Chapter 127 Liabilities: Drawee Bank
    Chapter 128 Liabilities: Depository and Collecting Bank
    Chapter 129 Liability of Drawee and Depositary Banks: Double Forgeries--Signature and Endorsement
    Chapter 130 Bank Defenses: Impostors and Fictitious Payees
    Chapter 131 Bank Defenses: Contributory Negligence
    Chapter 132 Bank Defenses: Customer's Duty to Examine Statements
    Chapter 133 Stop Payments
    Chapter 134 Bank Collections
    Chapter 135 Payment of Items
    Chapter 136 Insolvent Banks, Stale Checks, Death and Incompetence
    Chapter 137 Wrongful Dishonor
    Chapter 138 Collecting Banks: Duties, Liabilities, and Responsibilities
    Chapters 139-149 [Reserved]

     

    Harold Weisblatt


    Harold Weisblatt is a former bank counsel having held senior in-house counsel positions at several major commercial banks. His most recent position was Vice President and Associate General Counsel at Atlantic Bank of New York. He was a consultant for Citibank, N.A. and a Vice President-Counsel at National Westminster Bancorp, where he managed the bank service team responsible for deposit products, trade services and operations groups. Prior to joining NatWest, Mr. Weisblatt held the position of Senior Vice President-Associate General Counsel at First City, Texas, in Houston, Texas and Senior Vice President and General Counsel at Equibank in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. From 1968 to 1986, he held the position of Senior Vice President and Senior Counsel at Chemical Bank, New York, New York, where he managed defendant and plaintiff workout litigation matters and was a member of the legal department management group. As a former adjunct professor of law at the University of Houston Law Center, and the University of Pittsburgh School of Law, Mr. Weisblatt taught Uniform Commercial Code. He has also lectured frequently on various banking topics for various professional organizations and schools. He is the author of Checks, Drafts, and Notes and a contributing author to Banking Law, making contributions on Articles 3 and 4 of the Uniform Commercial Code. He also makes contributions to various other publications, including Lender Liability Law and Litigation and Debtor and Creditor Law. He is a former member of the Corporation, Banking, Business Law and Litigation Sections of the American Bar Association and Ad Hoc Committees on New York Clearing House Association and Corporation, Banking, Business Law Subcommittee on Payment Systems. He is a member of the New York, Pennsylvania (inactive) and Texas (inactive) bars. He received his master of laws degree in 1972 from New York University, his law degree in 1968 from Brooklyn Law School, and his B.A. degree in 1963 from Hofstra University.

     

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