[Paying Debts] Felicia Writes a $500 Promissory Note to Arut

question 59

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[Paying Debts] Felicia writes a $500 promissory note to Arut. Arut, who owes money to Gibson, endorses the note and gives it to Gibson. Gibson then pays off a debt to Branson with the $500 note. Branson, who has some business dealings with Felicia, writes "Pay to the order of Felicia" on the same $500 note, places as "X" where his signature should be, and transfers the note to Felicia, who endorses the note to Tonya.
-If, instead of demanding payment on the note, Tonya returns the note to Felicia without marking it in any way, is Felicia still liable on the note?

• A) Yes, because she has not been discharged.
• B) Yes, she is primarily liable on the note, but the other endorsers were discharged.
• C) Yes, because Felicia must mutilate the note to show that Felicia is discharged from liability.
• D) No, because the note became void once it was reacquired by Felicia.
• E) No, since Tonya surrendered the note to Felicia, Felicia is no longer liable on the note.

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