Prior-party liability ensures parties to negotiable instruments remain liable to a holder in due course until satisfaction. Prior parties to a note, bill or cheque are liable to a holder in due course until the instrument is duly satisfied, creating a continuing obligation on each preceding party in the negotiation chain to answer for the instrument's liability when enforced by a holder in due course.
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Prior-party liability ensures parties to negotiable instruments remain liable to a holder in due course until satisfaction.
Prior parties to a note, bill or cheque are liable to a holder in due course until the instrument is duly satisfied, creating a continuing obligation on each preceding party in the negotiation chain to answer for the instrument's liability when enforced by a holder in due course.
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