Burks Drywall, Inc. v. Washington Bank & Trust Co.

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• elements of cause of action under Sec. 3-419(1)(c) are (1) ownership of interest in, or right to possession of, check; (2) forged or unauthorized endorsement; and (3) unauthorized cashing
• elements of cause of action under § 3-419(l)(c) are (1) ownership of interest in, or right to possession of, check; (2) forged or unauthorized endorsement; and (3) unauthorized cashing
• “[R]ule [191] is satisfied if from the document as a whole it appears that the affidavit is based upon the personal knowledge of the affiant and there is a reasonable inference that the affiant could competently testify to its contents at trial.”
• “[R]ule [191] is satisfied if from the document as a whole it appears that the affidavit is based upon the personal knowledge of the affiant and there is a reasonable inference that the affiant could competently testify to its contents at trial.”
• delivery to copayee or agent

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