A bank will not be liable for payment of a check on which the drawer's signature has been forged if:
A) the bank could not have detected the forgery through a reasonable investigation

B) there are more than two prior indorsers of the check.
C) the bank gives a cashier's check in payment of the depositor's check.
D) the drawer's negligence contributed substantially to the forging of the signature.


D

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