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The Section of Indian Currency Act, which doesn't consider Currency note as a Promissory note and Negotiable instrument.

A15

B34

C21

D42

Answer:

C. 21

Read Explanation:

NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS:

  1. Promissory Note : Sec 4 

  2. Bill of Exchange : Sec 5 

  3. Cheque : Sec 6 

  • Payable either to order or to bearer

  • Negotiable instruments are money / cash equivalents 

  • These can be converted into liquid cash subject to certain conditions. 

  • They play an important role in the economy settlement of debts and claims

  • Sec 21 of Indian Currency Act, Currency note is not considered as Promissory note and Negotiable instruments. 

  • The transactions involving NI in our country are regulated by the Law Known as the NI Act 1881 


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