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Jan 15, 2020negotiable instruments lawholder in due coursebank draftsstop payment orderdrawer liabilitycivil law
Holder in Due Course Rights Prevail Over Stop Payment Orders
Philippine Supreme Court rules a holder in due course can enforce bank drafts despite stop payment orders, explaining drawer liability under the Negotiable Instruments Law.