N.Y. UCC Law § 3-121
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Instruments Payable at Bank
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Section 3--121. Instruments Payable at Bank.\n A note or acceptance which states that it is payable at a bank is the\nequivalent of a draft drawn on the bank payable when it falls due out of\nany funds of the maker or acceptor in current account or otherwise\navailable for such payment.\n
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