Cause of Action (Rule 2)

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1. Does possession of a signed promissory note necessarily prove that its principal is already demandable?
2. A principal debt is not yet mature, no acceleration ground exists, and no other breach supports collection. The credito…
3. The parties validly extend payment and the debtor fully follows the modified terms. The creditor sues solely for noncom…
4. A premature suit lacked an existing cause when filed. The debt later matures, and the plaintiff says evidence of maturi…
5. A complaint imperfectly describes an already existing breach; another complaint concerns no breach until months after f…
6. Identify the three components of a cause of action and apply them to a debt not yet due.
7. Explain Swagman’s treatment of maturity occurring during an initially premature suit.
8. Distinguish an imperfect allegation of an existing cause from a cause that had not accrued at all.