Cici signs a check "pay to the order of Doug" drawn on Cici's account in East Bank. Cici shows the check to Frieda, who agrees that the signature is Cici's and that Doug is owed the amount the check represents. Doug signs the back of the check. Liability on this check extends to

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Cici signs a check "pay to the order of Doug" drawn on Cici's account in East Bank. Cici shows the check to Frieda, who agrees that the signature is Cici's and that Doug is owed the amount the check represents. Doug signs the back of the check. Liability on this check extends to​

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Cici is liable since it is her account the check is drawn on, and Doug is liable as the payee who endorsed the check. Frieda has no liability since she only verified the signature and the payee, but did not endorse or receive any benefit from the check. East Bank may be liable if they do not properly process the check, but their liability is not directly related to the actions of the individuals involved.

Cici Signs a Check "Pay to the Order of Doug