alleryStart learning →A holder endorses an instrument adding the words 'without recourse'. His liability on it is:
ALimited to drawer
BLeft unchanged
CDoubled in extent
DExcluded fully
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Excluded fully
An endorser who writes 'without recourse' incurs no liability on the instrument.
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