Which of the following statements ties to the 'maker' as the party that is primarily liable?

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The statement "The obligation is owed to a person entitled to enforce the note or to an indorser that paid the note" refers to the concept of the maker being primarily liable for the obligation on the note. The maker is the party who creates the instrument and promises to pay the amount specified on the instrument to a recipient or holder. Therefore, the maker is primarily liable for payment, and any indorsers or other parties who subsequently transfer the instrument may be secondarily liable if the maker fails to pay. Choices A, B, C, and E do not directly relate to the concept of the maker's liability.

Which of the Following Statements Ties to the 'Maker' as the Party