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Question
Distinguish a cheque and a bill of exchange.
Distinguish Between
Solution
No. |
Basis of Difference |
Bill of Exchange |
Cheque |
1 | Drawn | A Bill of Exchange can be drawn on any person including Banker. | A Cheque can be drawn from a specified Banker. |
2 | On dishonor | On dishonor, there is a practice of Noting and protesting. | No such things on dishonour. |
3 | Grace days | 3 grace days are allowed to calculate the maturity date. | Grace days are not allowed. |
4 | Stamping | Sufficiently stamped. | Need not be stamped. |
5 | Acceptance | Acceptance by the drawee is necessary. | Does not require any acceptance. |
6 | Notice | Notice of dishonour is necessary. | Notice of dishonour is not necessary. |
7 | Discounting | It can be discounted. | It cannot be discounted. |
8 | Validity | A Bill made payable to the bearer on demand is void. | A Cheque drawn payable to the bearer on demand is valid. |
9 | Payability | It is payable on demand | It is payable after a specified period. |
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