here are four cases given below. Which of the following CANNOT be considered a forged cheque?1. X forges the signature of Y (the endorser) and receives cheque2. X writes his own name instead of Y's name in the cheque and gets it signed by his manager3. X changes the amount in the cheque and issues it to Y4. X encashes the bearer cheque endorsed by YOptions 1 2 3 4

Which of these is a forgery?A.A painting that uses elements from several different paintingsB.A painting by one person passed off as the work of anotherC.A postcard showing a photograph of a painting done by a Renaissance masterD.A work of art that shows three-dimensional objects in only two dimensions

. Elmer can write checks on his account at Finance Bank. Gina steals the checks, forges Elmer's signature, and cashes the cheques at Finance. The bank is excused from any liability if, after receipt of the first forged cheque, Elmer fails to report the forgeries within a. five business days. b. fourteen consecutive days. c. one year. d. three years.

Which of the following are not elements of a written agreement under the statute of frauds? (Check all that apply.)Multiple select question.The parties to the agreement must be identified.The agreement must be signed by an agent, not the principal to the contract.The agreement must be profitable for both parties.All pertinent terms must be listed.

Which of the following are not elements of a written agreement under the statute of frauds? (Check all that apply.)Multiple select question.All pertinent terms must be listed.The parties to the agreement must be identified.The agreement must be profitable for both parties.The agreement must be signed by an agent, not the principal to the contract.

As a rule, no person is liable on the instrument whose signature doesrnot appear thereon, thus: a. One is liable whose signature was forged but is precluded from setting up forgery as a defense. _ b. One is liable for accepting a bill of Iading on a separate piece of paper. c. One is liable for an unconditional promise in advance to accept a bill of exchange before it is drawn. d. One who signs using a trade name or assume name is liable as if he had signed in his own name