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What does point ii) under notes mean...why is that given here...how is that related to BOE

Yamuna S

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30-Oct-22 23:24

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Refer this

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Sugam SM

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30-Oct-22 23:59

See u will learn more about that in CA inter as part of Negotiable instrument Act.. Just as of now u remember validity of cheque is 90 days.

Sugam SM

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30-Oct-22 23:27

In case if they ask for true and false that's it.

Sugam SM

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30-Oct-22 23:27

Sugam SM

In case if they ask for true and false that's it.

Thank you..but just give the outline how is that related so that I could remember better... because it seems odd here...

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Yamuna S

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30-Oct-22 23:43

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Yamuna S

Thank you..but just give the outline how is that related so that I could remember better... because it seems odd here...

U mean how cheque is related to BOE?

Sugam SM

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30-Oct-22 23:58

A cheque is also type of BOE. But the drawee is always bank in this case.

Sugam SM

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30-Oct-22 23:58

Got it ... thanks

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Yamuna S

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31-Oct-22 00:01