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The Negotiable Instrument Act is applicable to

Athe entire country of India

Bonly the state of Maharashtra

Conly rural areas of India

Donly the financial institutions in India

Answer:

A. the entire country of India

Read Explanation:

NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENT:

  • The Negotiable Instrument Act : 1881 

  • The NI Act was passed on : 9 Dec 1881 

  • The NI Act was called : Act No 26

  • The NI Act was came into force on : 1st March 1882

  • There are 148 sections in NI Act (Sec - 148 added in 2018)

  • NI Act is applicable to the entire Country of India 


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