Bob makes a check for $100 in a way that makes it possible for someone to easily alter it to read $1,100,and it is so altered.Under these circumstances:

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A check that was altered after the drawer made it out-for example,by increasing the amount of the check-generally is not properly payable from the customer's account.However,if the drawer is negligent and contributes to the forgery or alteration,he may be barred from claiming it as the reason that a particular check should not be charged to his account.Under the given circumstances,if the drawee bank pays the check to a holder in good faith,it can charge the $1,100 to Bob's account if Bob's negligence contributed to the alteration.

Bob Makes a Check for $100 in a Way That