In a conditional endorsement, no subsequent holder has the right to enforce the payment against a conditional endorser until the condition is met.

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This statement is true. In a conditional endorsement, the endorser only becomes liable for payment once the condition specified in the endorsement is met. Until then, subsequent holders of the instrument cannot enforce payment against the conditional endorser.

In a Conditional Endorsement, No Subsequent Holder Has the Right