Fact Pattern 25-1 (Questions 17 and 18 Apply)

question 44

Multiple Choice

Fact Pattern 25-1 (Questions 17 and 18 apply)
Echo takes her car to Fix-It,Inc.,which repairs the car and bills Echo for $500.Echo writes out a check drawn on Capital Bank,but later,believing that Fix-It did not repair the car properly,issues a stop-payment order.
-Refer to Fact Pattern 25-1.Capital Bank

• A)is liable to Fix-It for the amount of the check.
• B)must stop payment if Capital has a reasonable time to act.
• C)need not stop payment unless Echo had a valid reason to act.
• D)need not follow Echo's order unless the check was certified.

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