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Impostor Rule
A legal principle that holds an endorser liable when they endorse a negotiable instrument under an assumed name understood by the payee.
Negotiable Instrument
A textual commitment that secures the payment of an exact sum of money, whether immediately upon demand or at a future specified date, with the payer's identity indicated.
True Identity
Refers to the authentic, genuine identity of an individual, including their official names, personal characteristics, and any associated legal recognitions.
Forges Indorsement
The act of illegally creating a fraudulent signature or endorsement on a document, especially checks, in order to deceive or commit theft.
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