N. S. Toor Solutions for Chapter: Banking Law and Practice, Exercise 8: TEST YOUR SELF
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A Cheque crossed specially is presented for cash payment at the counter of the paying branch, by the cashier of the bank, in whose favour it is crossed:
A cheque with a special crossing in favour of two banks is returned under the provision of:
The ‘Paying account crossing’ is defined as _____ of _____.
Account paying crossing is a direction of the drawer too:
Which among the following group of instruments can be crossed by the drawer or holders?
If the holder of a cheque removes the crossing in such a way so that the same is not easily detectable even with careful examination of the cheque & gets the payment after presenting it at the counter of the drawee bank, the drawee bank will get protection u/s _____ of NI Act.
New Delhi branch of commercial bank receives a cheque for payment in clearing by Popular bank. The cheque bears crossing (written ‘Indore’ within two parallel transverse lines). What should the bank do?
Crossing is a direction:
