Origin
indorse +"Ž -ment
indorsement
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indorsement - Legal Definition
n
- The act of placing a signature on the back of a negotiable instrument in order to assign it to an indorsee.
- The signature itself.
A signature by a third party who is neither the payor or the payee, but is
acting to guarantee
payment by the former.
blank indorsementA signature that names no payee, thereby making the
instrument payable to the bearer.
restrictive indorsementAn indorsement placing special conditions upon the
assignment of the instrument.
special indorsementAn indorsement naming the payee (or, for a transfer of
goods, the person to whom they must be delivered).
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