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List the five items that a party warrants when the party transfers an instrument for consideration.
On May 29, 2024
When a party transfers an instrument for consideration, he or she warrants that:
(1) The transferor is entitled to enforce the negotiable instrument;
(2) Signatures on the instrument are authentic and authorized;
(3) The instrument has not been altered;
(4) The instrument is not subject to a defense or claim in recoupment;
(5) The transferor has no knowledge of insolvency proceedings against the maker, acceptor, or drawer of the instrument. [UCC 3-416(a)]