ARS § 47-3603 — United States — Arizona law | Esheria

ARS § 47-3603

This section says what happens when payment is tendered on an instrument: the legal effect follows the law for tender under a simple contract, refusal can discharge an indorser’s or accommodation party’s recourse obligation up to the tendered amount, and tender can stop interest from accruing after the due date on the

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United States — Arizona
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This section says what happens when payment is tendered on an instrument: the legal effect follows the law for tender under a simple contract, refusal can discharge an indorser’s or accommodation party’s recourse obligation up to the tendered amount, and tender can stop interest from accruing after the due date on the amount tendered.