What happens to the obligations of the other signatories if a bill of exchange has forged or fictitious signatures, or signatures of people who cannot be held liable, or if the signatures do not bind the signatories for other reasons, or if the signatures do not bind the persons on whose behalf the bill is signed?
Even if a bill of exchange bears forged or fictitious signatures, or signatures of people who cannot incur liability, or the signatures do not bind the signatories for other reasons, or the signatures do not bind the persons on whose behalf the bill is signed, the obligations of the other signatories remain valid.