In the Case of Multiple Forgeries by the Same Wrongdoer,if

question 91

Multiple Choice

In the case of multiple forgeries by the same wrongdoer,if a customer examines a bank statement and does not notify the bank of the first forgery within the time required by the Uniform Commercial Code,what is the effect on subsequent forgeries assuming the bank is not negligent?

• A)There is no effect,because each forgery stands on its own.
• B)The customer is barred from recovering on the subsequent forgeries.
• C)Despite the default time limitation imposed by the Uniform Commercial Code,the customer may recover on the subsequent forgeries if they are reported to the bank within 60 days after the customer receives the bank statement showing the first forgery.
• D)Despite the default time limitation imposed by the Uniform Commercial Code,the customer may recover on the subsequent forgeries if they are reported to the bank within 90 days after the customer receives the bank statement showing the first forgery.
• E)Despite the default time limitation imposed by the Uniform Commercial Code,the customer may recover on the subsequent forgeries if they are reported to the bank within 180 days after the customer receives the bank statement showing the first forgery.

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Definitions:

Vendor's Invoice

An itemized bill provided by a supplier indicating the products or services provided, their quantities, and prices.

Inventory System

A method or software used by organizations to track inventory levels, orders, sales, and deliveries.

Physical Inventory

A process where a business counts its entire inventory by hand at a specific point in time to verify stock quantities.

Cost Flow Assumption

An accounting method used to value inventory and determine the cost of goods sold, such as FIFO (First-In, First-Out) or LIFO (Last-In, First-Out).