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Bill of Exchange: by Ali Sir

This document defines key terms related to bills of exchange and promissory notes. It discusses bills of exchange, defining a bill of exchange as an unconditional order to pay a certain sum of money on a fixed date. It identifies the drawer, drawee, and payee as the main parties to a bill of exchange. It also defines promissory notes as unconditional written promises to pay, identifying the maker and payee. Finally, it differentiates between bills of exchange and promissory notes.

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Bill of Exchange: by Ali Sir

This document defines key terms related to bills of exchange and promissory notes. It discusses bills of exchange, defining a bill of exchange as an unconditional order to pay a certain sum of money on a fixed date. It identifies the drawer, drawee, and payee as the main parties to a bill of exchange. It also defines promissory notes as unconditional written promises to pay, identifying the maker and payee. Finally, it differentiates between bills of exchange and promissory notes.

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BILL OF EXCHANGE

Chapter # 6
BILL OF EXCHANGE
Q.1:
Define bill of exchange?
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Bill of exchange is an unconditional order in writing drawn by one person another, signed
by he acceptor, requiring the acceptor to pay on demand or at fixed or determinable future
time, a certain sum of money only to, or to the order of a specified person or to the bearer.
Q.2:
Name different parties of bill of exchange?
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i)
Drawer ii) Drawee
iii) Payee
Q.3:
Define Drawer?
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A person who draws the bill of exchange is called Drawer.
Q.4:
Define Drawee?
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The person to whom bill is drawn is called drawee.
Q.5:
Define Payee?
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A person who receive s the amount of bill on maturity date is called payee.
Q.6:
What do you men by due date of bill?
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A determinable future time for payment of bill is called due date of bill.
Q.7:
What is meant by grace days?
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An extra three days which are given in Bill of Exchange to acceptor after agreed time for
payment are called grace days.
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What is bill receivable?
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A bill of exchange from the view of its drawer is called bill receivable.
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What is Bill payable?
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A bill of exchange from the view of its acceptor is called bill payable.
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Give any three characteristics of bill of exchange?
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It must be in writing. ii) It must be signed by the maker.
iii) It must be unconditional order to pay.
Q.11:
Define promissory note?
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Promissory note is promise in writing containing an unconditional undertaking, signed by
the maker, to pay a certain person or to the bearer of the instrument, a certain sum of
money, after certain period of time.
Q.12:
Name different parties of promissory note?
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i)
Maker ii) Payee
Q.13:
Define Maker
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A person who promises to play under promissory note is called maker.
Q.14:
Give any three characteristics / features of promissory note?
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i)
It must be in writing. ii) It must be signed by the maker.
iii) It must be an unconditional promise to pay.
Q.15:
Differentiate between bill of exchange and promissory note?
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Bill of Exchange
Promissory Note
i)
It is an order to pay.
It is promise to pay.
ii) There are parties involved in There are to parties involved in it.
it.
iii) Its acceptance is necessary There is no need to acceptance.

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Define the Discounting of bill?


When holder of the bill sells it to bank before due date to fulfill his money need against
discount is called discounting of bill.
Define endorsement of bill?
When a bill if transferred to third party or creditor to settle his debt is called endorsement
of bill.
Define Dishonouring of bill?
When the acceptor refuses to accept or make payment on the bill due to any reason is called
Dishonouring of bill.
What is meant by maturity of bill?
When payment is made by acceptor and received by payee on the due date is called
maturity of bill.
What is meant by renewal of bill?
When a drawee is not in position to meet the original bill at maturity he may request to the
drawer to draw a new bill for further period against interest. This process of drawing a new
bill is called Renewal of bill.
What is retiring of bill?
When drawee is agreed to make payment of bill before the due of date for certain amount
of rebate, is called retiring of bill.
Define insolvent?
When liabilities of any person exceeds from this assets, he is insolvent.
What is insolvency?
The situation in which liabilities of any person exceeds his assets is called insolvency?
Define Nothing charges?
Charges which are paid to notary public on dishonour of bill of exchange for nothing of bill
are called nothing charges.
Define Notary public?
A person who notes the bill of exchange on its dishonour is called Notary Public.
Define Noting?
A process of recording the dishonoured bill by the notary public is called Noting.
Define Accommodation Bill?
When a bill of exchange is drawn, accepted without any consideration for accommodation
of himself, or acceptor or for mutual accommodation is called Accommodation bill.
Write different types of accommodation?

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Accommodation of drawer ii) Accommodation of drawee
iii) Mutual accommodation
What is acceptance of bill?
A sign made by drawee on the face of bill along with the word accepted is called
acceptance.
What is holder of bill?
A person who I entitled in his own name to the possession of bill and to claim the amount
due on it, is called holder.
Name any four kinds of bill of exchange?
i)
Accommodation bill ii) Inland bill
iii) Clean bill
iv) Trade bill.
Define clean bill?
When no documents of title relating to the goods and other documents are attached is called
clean bill.
What is qualified acceptance?
When a bill is accepted with some conditions by drawee is called qualified acceptance.
What is general acceptance?
When a bill is accepted without any condition on the order of drawer, is called general
acceptance.
Give any four advantages of bill of exchange?
i)
Free transferability ii) Facility of discounting
iii) Proof of debt.
iv) Specific terms and conditions.
What do you know about rebate on bill of exchange?
Amount allowed to drawee for early payment of the amount of the bill of exchange is
called rebate.
Define mutual accommodation?
A situation in which bill of exchange is drawn for accommodation of both drawer and
drawee is called mutual accommodation.

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