1 |
Account payee only in the transverse parallel line. |
Bearer cheque
Special crossing
General crossing
None of these
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2 |
Alternation in cheque must be singed by. |
Payee
Debtor
Drawer
All of these
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3 |
Crossing makes the cheque |
Acceptable
Dishonour
Safe
None of these
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4 |
Cheque consists of future date is called. |
Out date
Post dated
Anti dated
None of these
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5 |
The person in who's favor a cheque is endorsed is called. |
Endorser
Debtor
Endorsee
None of these
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6 |
If the bank refuses to pay the amount of cheque. |
Discounting
Crossing
Dishonoring
None of these
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7 |
Two transverse parallel lines on the face of cheque. |
Crossingof cheque
Dishnoring of cheque
Endorsed of cheque
Retirementof cheque
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8 |
The numebr of parties in a cheque are. |
Two
Five
Four
Three
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9 |
The cheque which cannot be cashed on the bank counter. |
Bearer cheque
Crossed cheque
Order cheque
Both bearer and order
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10 |
Cheque is a credit instrument. |
Partial negotiable
Negotiable
Non negotiable
None of these
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11 |
The types of credit instrument are. |
Four
Two
three
None of these
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12 |
Negotiable credit instrument. |
Control credit
Stop credit
Create credit
None of these
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13 |
Negotiable credit instruments does not includes. |
Cheque
ATM card
Draft
Promissory
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14 |
Negotiable instruments are defined by Act. |
1881
1857
1694
1935
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15 |
The word credit has been derived from a latin word. |
Credo
Credere
Creditor
None of these
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