Clint Induces David, by Fraud in the Inducement, to Make

question 50

Multiple Choice

Clint induces David, by fraud in the inducement, to make an instrument payable to the order of Clint.Clint then negotiates the instrument to Erin, a holder in due course.If Clint later reacquires the instrument from Erin:

• A)Clint is a holder in due course.
• B)Clint is not a holder in due course, but he succeeds to the rights of one, because of the shelter rule.
• C)Clint does not succeed to Erin's rights as a holder in due course and remains subject to the defense of fraud.
• D)because fraud in the inducement is a real defense, it can be used against both Clint and Erin.

Distinguish between causality and mere chronological order to avoid post hoc fallacies.

Recognize the fallacy of false dichotomy/false alternative in presented scenarios.

Understand the concept of hasty generalization and identify it in arguments.

Grasp the concept of the accident fallacy and its application in specific to general reasoning.

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