Peter Draws a Check on His Account at Wright Bank

question 39

Multiple Choice

Peter draws a check on his account at Wright Bank payable to the order of Stella. Peter asks Wright Bank to certify the check and the bank certifies it. Stella presents the check to Wright Bank for payment. Which of the following statements is true of this case?

• A) Wright Bank becomes primarily or absolutely liable on the check.
• B) Peter is primarily liable on the check.
• C) Wright Bank is secondarily liable on the check.
• D) Wright Bank has no contractual liability on the check whatsoever.

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