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MCQ on Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881
VERY SHORT TYPE QUESTIONS ANSWERS
1. Negotiable Instruments
Act was passed in the Year:
a) 1981
b) 1881
c) 1872
d) 1930
Hint: Negotiable Instrument Act was passed in 1881 and it come into force in 1st March, 1882.
2. Which one of the
following is not a negotiable instrument?
a) Bills of Exchange
b) Promissory Note
c) Cheque
d) Share Certificate
3. A negotiable
instrument should be received for consideration. True
4. Who are the parties
of a promissory note?
a) Maker
b) Payee
c) Both a & b above
d) None of the above
5. Three parties are
involved in Bills of Exchange and cheque. Which one of the following is not
included?
a) The Drawer
b) The Drawee
c) The payee
d) Maker
6. Share Certificate
is not a negotiable instrument. True
7. Which one of the
following is true for a bill of exchange?
a) Where a bill is dishonoured, the drawee is relieved of his liability.
b) A bill of exchange is a conditional document.
c) The person who pays the amount of the bill is known as the payee.
d) Three days are given as ‘days
of grace’ to a bill.
8. Which one of the
following is not true for a bill of exchange?
a) When a bill is renewed, the question of interest must come in.
b) On dishonouring a discounted bill, the drawer credits bank account.
c) The person to whom a bill of
exchange is endorsed is called the endorser.
d) No days of grace are allowed on bills payable on demand or on slight.
9. If the due date happens to be a public holiday the bill is payable on the next succeeding working day. False
10. Accommodation bills are not negotiable instruments. False
11. When a bill is paid before its due date it is said to be renewed. False
In case of cheque, no grace periods are allowed for payment. True.
12. Three days of grace are allowed for payment, in case of promissory notes. True.
13. Bills are drawn by creditors.
14. A promissory note is made by purchaser.
15. Bills receivable account is a real account.
16. Bills of exchange before its acceptance are called a draft.
17. The maker of a bill of exchange is called the drawer.
18. The acceptor of a bill of exchange is known as drawee.
19. Bill of exchange contains an unconditional order and promissory note contains an
unconditional promise.
20. When a bill of exchange is drawn in indigenous language
it is called Hundi.
21. A person to whom a bill is endorsed is called the endorsee.
22. If payment of a bill is not made on the due date it is said to be dishonoured.
23. Nothing charges are ultimately borne by drawee.
24. Rebate is allowed if a bill of exchange is paid before maturity.
25. On renewal of a bill, the interest charge is debited to the acceptor.
26. Accommodation bills are also known as kite bills.
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27. Accommodation bills are drawn and accepted without any Consideration.
28. Partial endorsement of an
instrument is not valid.
29. General endorsement converts an
order instrument into a bearer
instrument.
30. Forged endorsement is not a valid endorsement. True
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