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Minnesota Statutes Chapter 336 > Article 3 - Negotiable Instruments Part 1 General Provisions And Definitions

Minnesota Statutes > Trade Regulations, Consumer Protection > Chapter 336 > Article 3 - Negotiable Instruments Part 1 General Provisions And Definitions

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§ 336.3-101	Short Title
§ 336.3-102	Subject Matter
§ 336.3-103	Definitions
§ 336.3-104	Negotiable Instrument
§ 336.3-105	Issue of Instrument
§ 336.3-106	Unconditional Promise or Order
§ 336.3-107	Instrument Payable in Foreign Money
§ 336.3-108	Payable on Demand or at Definite Time
§ 336.3-109	Payable to Bearer or to Order
§ 336.3-110	Identification of Person to Whom Instrument is Payable
§ 336.3-111	Place of Payment
§ 336.3-112	Interest
§ 336.3-113	Date of Instrument
§ 336.3-114	Contradictory Terms of Instrument
§ 336.3-115	Incomplete Instrument
§ 336.3-116	Joint and Several Liability; Contribution
§ 336.3-117	Other Agreements Affecting Instrument
§ 336.3-118	Statute of Limitations
§ 336.3-119	Notice of Right to Defend Action
§ 336.3-201	Negotiation
§ 336.3-202	Negotiation Subject to Rescission
§ 336.3-203	Transfer of Instrument; Rights Acquired by Transfer
§ 336.3-204	Endorsement
§ 336.3-205	Special Endorsement; Blank Endorsement; Anomalous Endorsement
§ 336.3-206	Restrictive Endorsement
§ 336.3-207	Reacquisition
§ 336.3-301	Person Entitled to Enforce Instrument
§ 336.3-302	Holder in Due Course
§ 336.3-303	Value and Consideration
§ 336.3-304	Overdue Instrument
§ 336.3-305	Defenses and Claims in Recoupment
§ 336.3-306	Claims to an Instrument
§ 336.3-307	Notice of Breach of Fiduciary Duty
§ 336.3-308	Proof of Signatures and Status As Holder in Due Course
§ 336.3-309	Enforcement of Lost, Destroyed, or Stolen Instrument
§ 336.3-310	Effect of Instrument on Obligation for Which Taken
§ 336.3-311	Accord and Satisfaction by Use of Instrument
§ 336.3-312	Lost, Destroyed, or Stolen Cashier's Check, Teller's Check, or Certified Check

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Minnesota Statutes Chapter 336 > Article 3 - Negotiable Instruments Part 1 General Provisions And Definitions

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