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Question-1
Promissory note does not require any ___________
(A)
Noting
(B)
Protesting
(C)
Acceptance
(D)
Both a and b
Question-2
Noting and protesting on dishonor is compulsory for a__________
(A)
Time bill
(B)
Demand bill
(C)
Accommodation bill
(D)
Foreign bill
Question-3
Bill of exchange payable on demand is known as ___________
(A)
Tenure of bill
(B)
Bill after date
(C)
Bill at sight
(D)
None of these
Question-4
If the due date of the bill falls on a public holiday, it should be presented on the just----------- day
(A)
Succeeding day
(B)
Previous
(C)
Same
(D)
Any other
Question-5
A formal certificate of dishonor issued by the notary public
(A)
Protest
(B)
Allonge
(C)
Hundi
(D)
Noting
Question-6
A bill of exchange is drawn by____________
(A)
Debtor
(B)
Creditor
(C)
Owner
(D)
None of these
Question-7
The period on which the amount of the bill become due is called__________ of bill
(A)
Tenure
(B)
Days of grace
(C)
Date
(D)
None of these
Question-8
When noting charges are paid finally the amount will be recovered from_________
(A)
Drawer
(B)
Drawee
(C)
Holder
(D)
None of these
Question-9
There are _____________ parties in a promissory note
(A)
Two
(B)
Three
(C)
Four
(D)
One
Question-10
Pick up the odd one and state the reason
(A)
Cheque
(B)
Promissory note
(C)
Hundi
(D)
Bill of exchange
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