Who is primarily liable on a note?

A) The maker.
B) The indorsers.
C) The drawee bank.
D) The holder.

Maker

The individual or entity that creates or signs a negotiable instrument, committing themselves to pay a specified amount of money to the payee or holder.

Primarily Liable

The primary obligation or responsibility to fulfill a debt or legal duty before others are considered liable.

Indorsers

Individuals who sign a negotiable instrument, other than as its maker, drawer, or acceptor, thereby assuming liability to future holders.