Special requirements for the form and content of negotiable instruments are imposed by

A) the Lex Mercatoria as codified in England.
B) the Uniform Commercial Code.
C) none of the choices.
D) rules developed by merchants in the medieval world.

Negotiable Instruments

Financial documents that promise payment to the holder under specific conditions, including checks, promissory notes, and bills of exchange.

Lex Mercatoria

Lex Mercatoria, also known as the law merchant, is a body of commercial law used by merchants throughout Europe during the medieval period, forming the basis of modern commercial law.