The possessor of non-negotiable commercial paper has:

a. the same rights--no more, no less--as the person who made the original contract.

b. fewer rights than the person who made the original contract.

c. more rights than the person who made the original contract.

d. equal, but different rights than the person who made the original contract.


a

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