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Any Kind Checks Cashed, Inc. v. Talcott

District Court of Appeal of Florida

830 So.2d 160 (2002)

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After Talcott (defendant) was defrauded into writing a $10,000 check made out to Guarino (defendant), who claimed to be a broker cashing it as an investment, Any Kind (plaintiff) cashed the atypically large personal check without successfully reaching Talcott to confirm it, unlike its later, verified handling of a separate $5,700 check from the same parties; Talcott stopped payment on the $10,000 check, and the trial court found Any Kind was not a holder in due course as to that check.

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Whether a party taking a negotiable instrument must act in good faith in order to be a holder in due course.

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