The defense that a signature was forged or signed without authority cannot be raised against any holder if the person whose name was signed has ratified it.

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If the person whose name was signed without authority later approves or confirms the signature, the defense of forgery or lack of authority cannot be used against any holder of the document. This principle is known as Ratification.

The Defense That a Signature Was Forged or Signed Without