The Necessary and Proper Clause (Or the Elastic Clause) Provides

question 132

Multiple Choice

The necessary and proper clause (or the elastic clause) provides the national government with justification for its

• A) veto powers.
• B) policy-making powers.
• C) enumerated powers.
• D) implied powers.

Know who can endorse instruments made payable to entities and the effect of such endorsements.

Understand the implications of specific UCC sections related to notice and knowledge of facts that affect negotiable instruments.

Identify when and how legal principles, such as the shelter principle, apply in cases involving negotiable instruments.

Understand the characteristics and requirements to become a holder in due course (HDC) and the benefits and protections afforded to HDCs.

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Definitions:

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Control

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