By operation of law, anyone who presents a check for payment makes all of the following implied presentment warranties except

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The correct answer is C) The check was originally tendered with consideration. This is not an implied presentment warranty when presenting a check for payment. The implied warranties include that the presenter is entitled to enforce the check, the check has not been altered, and the presenter has no knowledge that the signature of the drawer is unauthorized. The consideration for the check's issuance is not a warranty made to the party accepting the check for payment.

By Operation of Law, Anyone Who Presents a Check for Payment