Md. Code, Commercial Law § 15-801
This is the official text of Md. Code, Commercial Law § 15-801, part of Maryland’s Code, Commercial Law — governs commercial transactions - Maryland's version of the Uniform Commercial Code.
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§15–801.
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(a) In this subtitle the following words have the meanings indicated.
(b) “Check” has the meaning provided in § 3-104(f) of this article.
(c) “Dishonor” has the meaning provided in § 3-502 of this article.
(d) “Drawer” has the meaning provided in § 3-103(a)(3) of this article.
(e) “Holder” has the meaning provided in § 1-201(20) of this article.
(f) “Holder in due course” has the meaning provided in § 3-302 of this article.
(g) “Instrument” has the meaning provided in § 3-104(b) of this article.
(h) “Issue” has the meaning provided in § 3-105 of this article.
(i) “Maker” has the meaning provided in § 3-103(a)(5) of this article.
(j) “Negotiation” has the meaning provided in § 3-201 of this article.
(k) “Notice of dishonor” has the meaning provided in § 3-503 of this article.
(l) “Stop payment order” has the meaning provided in § 4-403 of this article.
(b) “Check” has the meaning provided in § 3-104(f) of this article.
(c) “Dishonor” has the meaning provided in § 3-502 of this article.
(d) “Drawer” has the meaning provided in § 3-103(a)(3) of this article.
(e) “Holder” has the meaning provided in § 1-201(20) of this article.
(f) “Holder in due course” has the meaning provided in § 3-302 of this article.
(g) “Instrument” has the meaning provided in § 3-104(b) of this article.
(h) “Issue” has the meaning provided in § 3-105 of this article.
(i) “Maker” has the meaning provided in § 3-103(a)(5) of this article.
(j) “Negotiation” has the meaning provided in § 3-201 of this article.
(k) “Notice of dishonor” has the meaning provided in § 3-503 of this article.
(l) “Stop payment order” has the meaning provided in § 4-403 of this article.
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