Carter Martin is the CEO of Creative Candles Inc. In order to expand the candle-making facilities, Carter borrows money from Central City Savings in the amount of $100,000. The note contains the following information: "Carter Martin agrees to repay Central City Savings a sum of $100,000 in 24 equal monthly payments beginning in one month from today." The note is then signed and dated by Carter and the bank. Carter makes five payments using Creative Candles checks but then stops the payments. Central City Savings files suit against Carter Martin personally. However, Carter claims he was signing the note as an agent of the company Creative Candles and he cannot be held personally liable. Who is liable for repayment of the note in this situation?
A) Carter Martin is liable because he failed to put his job title on the note.
B) Creative Candles is liable because the first five checks were company checks.
C) Carter Martin is liable because he signed the document.
D) No one is liable because the note was not properly formed.
