M issues a negotiable BOE payable to P or order for P10,000. P endorsed the instrument to A, then A to B, then B to C, then C to D. D presents the instrument to the drawee, but the drawee dishonored the instrument. Assuming that D approached C and invoked his warranty as an indorser, from whom can C seek recovery of amount paid to D? a. B, then A, then P, then M. b. M, P, A, B without any particular order c. M d. B

M issues a negotiable BOE payable to P or order for P10,000. P endorsed the instrument to A, then A to B, then B to C, then C to D. D presents the instrument to the drawee, but the drawee dishonored the instrument. Assuming that D approached C and invoked his warranty as an indorser, from whom can C seek recovery of amount paid to D? a. B, then A, then P, then M. b. M, P, A, B without any particular order c. M d. B

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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