Bouncing of cheques is mentioned in which section of NI Act.

Alterations which does not affect the fundamental character of a cheque, are called ---.

Material alterations made in the cheque, without the consent of the drawer makes the cheque ---.

Who alone is entitled to open the crossing of cheque ?

If the crossing on a cheque is cancelled, it is called ---.

A cheque which bears two special crossings is called ---.

Who among the following are allowed to cross a cheque ?

The word 'And Company' must not be used in which type of cheque crossing ?

Two parallel line is compulsory for which type of cheque crossing ?

Crossing of Cheque allows payment through --- only.

A cheque marked for goods payment where the Banker guarantees the amount even in cases of death or insolvency

A cheque circulating for more than 3 months is known as ---.

The cheque which bears a date prior to the date of drawing is called ---.

The cheque which has a future date of issue on it and that which cannot be encashed is called ---.

The cheque that has the name of payee on it is known as ---.

The cheque that does not need name of payee

The person to whom the amount of cheque is payable is known as ---.

The drawee of a cheque is always a ---.

The person who draws and signs the cheque is known as ---.

Which among the following is not considered as a party of cheque ?

The section ---- of the Negotiable Instruments Act of 1881, defines truncated cheque.

Section 6(a) of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 defines ----.

--- is a bill of exchange, drawn on a specific bank and payable on demand.

Promissory note is defined in which Section of NI Act ?

The person in whose favour the promissory note is drawn is called ---.

A notice of dishonour should be given in --- , while it need't be given in ---.

A bill after acceptance, the drawee can also be called ---.

The act of giving consent to the bill by the drawee by putting his signature on the face of the bill with or without the word accepted is known as ----.

The person who has the right to receive the amount of the bill is called ----.

The seller or creditor who owes the money is known as ----.

The purchaser or debtor who is ordered by the drawer to pay the amount is known as ---.

The person on whom a bill is drawn is known as

The person who draws or writes the bill is called

A bill of exchange is an acknowledgement of

An instrument in writing, which contains an unconditional order signed by the maker, directing a certain person to pay a certain sum of money, only to the order of a certain person, or to the bearer of the instrument.

Bill of exchange is mentioned in which section of NI Act ?

---- is drawn by a creditor upon his debtor.

---- is a written acknowledgement of a debt, given by one person to another.

A bill of exchange is a --- instrument.

Commercial Paper is a ---

A commercial paper requires a minimum investment of --- and in its multiples, thereafter.

A certificate of deposit requires a minimum investment of --- and in its multiples, thereafter.

Commercial Paper was introduced in India by RBI in

Commercial Paper was introduced in India by ---

Tenure of a commercial paper shall be between

--- is an unsecured short term debt instrument, issued by Corporates and All Indian Financial institutions.

Certificate of Deposits was introduced in India as per directions of

Certificate of Deposits was introduced in India in ---.

--- is a negotiable money market instrument issued in a dematerialized form or usance promissory note, against the fund deposited in a bank or other eligible financial institutions issued for a period of time.

Dock warrant is a ---.