Betty is dying. Though she has completed a will, she wants to give a large donation to the local animal shelter. Her accountant suggests that Betty simply write a check to the shelter. She is unsure of how much she has in the bank and so signs a check and then tells her accountant to fill in the amount. Betty dies and her heirs sue the bank for payment of the check to the animal shelter. What
will be the result?
a. The bank will win, unless the bank had notice that the completion was improper.
b. The heirs will win if there was a relationship between Betty's accountant and the animal shelter.
c. The heirs will win if the check was paid more than 10 days after Betty died.
d. The heirs will win, unless the heirs had notice that the check was proper.
a
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