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In legal terms, person who takes the instruments bonafide for value before it is overdue, in good faith, is known as:
Holder in due course
Holder
Holder for value
None of the above
A holder in due course is one who receives the instrument:
a) for consideration;
b)without notice as to the defect in the title of the transferor; i.e. in good faith; and
c) before maturity.
Note –
a) His rights and title are independent on the transferor.
b) He has a right to demand and receive and also have a right to sue.
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