It denotes an indorsement for some purpose other than

24. It denotes an indorsement for some purpose other than to transfer the instrument:
a. anomalous indorsement; c. irregular indorsement;
b. abnormal indorsement; d. all of the above.
25. Which of the following renders the bill non-negotiable: 26. It is descriptive rather than restrictive: 27. This stipulation in a negotiable instrument renders uncertain the capacity of the holder and the sum to
be paid by him:
28. The unconditional order in a negotiable instrument means:
a. Language of negotiability; c. A command;
b. Authority to pay payee; d. An expression of consent to negotiate.
29. The instrument stating “Due to Ms. Ponce P5,000.00 or bearer upon the death of Mr. Chaplin” is
negotiable and an example of:
30. This negotiable instrument is aptly described as a substitute for money: 31. This instrument “Pay to the order of Ivy P2,000.00 and reimburse yourself from my commission with
you” is: