1 |
Bills of exchange is |
An order to pay
A request to pay
A promise to pay
All of the above
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2 |
Bills of exchange is a written order which is always |
Conditional
Unconditional
Partially conditional
All of the above
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3 |
Drawer and payee of inland promissory note belong to |
Same country
Different countries
Different cities
None of the above
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4 |
Promissory note drawn by two or more persons is called |
Individual promissory note
Joint promissory note
Foreign promissory note
All of the above
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5 |
Main parties of promissory note are |
One
Two
Three
Four
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6 |
The bills of exchange which is paid after the expiry of fixed period of time called |
Accommodation bill
Sight bill
Time bill
All of the above
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7 |
Cheque is a written order drawn on |
Endorsee
Bank
Customer
All of the above
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8 |
Term dishonoring of cheque is used when |
Bank refuses to pay
Bank stops the payments
Bank delay the payments
Bank gives cheque to clearing house
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9 |
On every cheque bank gets |
Profit
Commission
Tax
Duty
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10 |
What is written on the leaf of a cheque about customer |
Name
Address
Telephone number
Account number
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11 |
Crossing which contains the name of a particular bank is called |
Regular crossing
Irregular crossing
General crossing
Special crossing
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12 |
Honoured cheuqe is a cheque which is |
Accepted by drawee for payment
Accepted by payee
Accepted by endorsee
All of the above
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13 |
Crossing of cheque is cancelled by |
Drawer
Drawee
Holder
All of the above
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14 |
Cheque is always crossed by |
Drawer
Drawee
Holder
All of the above
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15 |
Cheque signed by drawer without filling is called |
Plain
Blank
Open
Traveller's cheque
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