If an Instrument Is Determined to Be Nonnegotiable, and a Dispute

question 362

Multiple Choice

If an instrument is determined to be nonnegotiable, and a dispute arises, Article 3 will:

• A) apply the same as it does in the case of disputes involving negotiable instruments with the exception that the rights and remedies available to the parties are more flexible for nonnegotiable instruments under Article 3 (because the potential consequences to holders is less of a financial burden)
• B) apply as long as the instrument has not been assigned to a third party
• C) not apply, the parties refer to the rules of the Chamber of Commerce
• D) not apply and the parties will resolve their dispute with reference to the sale of goods under Article 2
• E) none of the other choices

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Definitions:

Current Inventory

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Continuous Review Policy

A inventory management approach where stock levels are constantly monitored, triggering reorders as needed.

ROP

Reorder Point, the inventory level at which a new order should be placed to replenish stock before it runs out.

Common Components

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