Which Case Supports the Idea That the Claimant Cannot Be

question 6

Multiple Choice

Which case supports the idea that the claimant cannot be given a more extensive right than was promised to them when remedying the estoppel?

• A) Thorner v. Major
• B) Orgee v. Orgee
• C) Crabb v. Arun DC
• D) Jennings v. Rice

Clarify the legal responsibilities of parties in cases of mistaken identity or payment discrepancies.

Analyze the legal issues surrounding indorsements on negotiable instruments.

Identify the conditions under which a bank can be held liable for paying a forged check.

Understand the concept and legal requirements of certification of checks.

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