Identify the statement that holds true of revised Article 3 of the Uniform Commercial Code regarding checks.

A. Under revised Article 3, a payor bank may pay a postdated check before the stated date unless the drawer has notified the bank of postdating pursuant to a procedure set out in the Code.
B. Revised Article 3 states that an instrument which names a fixed time for payment should not contain a clause permitting the time for payment to be accelerated at the option of the maker.
C. Revised Article 3 prevents an instrument from meeting the "unconditional promise" if it requires a countersignature of a person whose specimen signature appears on the draft.
D. Under revised Article 3, an instrument does not qualify as a check if it contains the engraving "money order" on its face.


Answer: A

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