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Statutes > New-york > Ucc > Article-3 > Part-6 > 3-605

Section 3--605. Cancellation and Renunciation.    (1)  The  holder  of  an  instrument  may  even  without consideration  discharge any party         (a) in any manner apparent on the face of the instrument  or  the             indorsement, as by intentionally cancelling the instrument or             the  party's  signature  by  destruction or mutilation, or by             striking out the party's signature; or         (b) by renouncing his rights by a writing signed and delivered or             by surrender of the instrument to the party to be discharged.    (2) Neither cancellation nor renunciation  without  surrender  of  the  instrument affects the title thereto.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Ucc > Article-3 > Part-6 > 3-605

Section 3--605. Cancellation and Renunciation.    (1)  The  holder  of  an  instrument  may  even  without consideration  discharge any party         (a) in any manner apparent on the face of the instrument  or  the             indorsement, as by intentionally cancelling the instrument or             the  party's  signature  by  destruction or mutilation, or by             striking out the party's signature; or         (b) by renouncing his rights by a writing signed and delivered or             by surrender of the instrument to the party to be discharged.    (2) Neither cancellation nor renunciation  without  surrender  of  the  instrument affects the title thereto.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Ucc > Article-3 > Part-6 > 3-605

Section 3--605. Cancellation and Renunciation.    (1)  The  holder  of  an  instrument  may  even  without consideration  discharge any party         (a) in any manner apparent on the face of the instrument  or  the             indorsement, as by intentionally cancelling the instrument or             the  party's  signature  by  destruction or mutilation, or by             striking out the party's signature; or         (b) by renouncing his rights by a writing signed and delivered or             by surrender of the instrument to the party to be discharged.    (2) Neither cancellation nor renunciation  without  surrender  of  the  instrument affects the title thereto.