Serena received a check drawn on the Trust Company of Florida. She endorsed the check and received payment from another bank which sent the check for collection to the Trust Company of Florida and received payment. One week later, the Trust Company of Florida discovered that the drawer of the check did not have an account with it.
Apparently, Trust Company had mistaken the signature on the check for the signature of one of its customers with a similar name.
The Trust Company of Florida then sought to recover the amount paid on the check from Serena. Will it recover?
Does Serena have any defense?