New York Statutes
§ 3-601 — Discharge of Parties
Section 3--601. Discharge of Parties.\n (1) The extent of the discharge of any party from liability on an\ninstrument is governed by the sections on\n (a) payment or satisfaction (Section 3--603); or\n (b) tender of payment (Section 3--604); or\n (c) cancellation or renunciation (Section 3--605); or\n (d) impairment of right of recourse or of collateral (Section\n 3--606); or\n (e) reacquisition of the instrument by a prior party (Section\n 3--208); or\n (f) fraudulent and material alteration (Section 3--407); or\n (g) certification of a check (Section 3--411); or\n (h) acceptance varying a draft (Section 3--412); or\n (i) unexcused delay in presentment or notice of dishonor or\n protest (Section 3--502).\
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192 A.D.2d 1076 (Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York, 1993)
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