Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes MCQs

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11
Which of the following is not a requirement for a valid Promissory Note?
12
Is the promise to pay a specific sum of money in a promissory note conditional or unconditional?
13
What is the name of the document that details each periodic payment, showing the breakdown of interest and principal, and the remaining balance of a loan?
14
With which entity does a drawer typically negotiate to convert a bill of exchange into immediate cash before its maturity date?
15
Who are the primary parties involved in a standard bill of exchange?
16
How is a bill of exchange classified in the books of the party who is legally obligated to pay it upon maturity?
17
Where is the 'rebate on bills discounted' typically presented in the Balance Sheet?
18
On January 1, 2012, X drew a bill of exchange for Rs. 20,000 on Y, payable in three months. X discounted this bill with a bank for Rs. 19,900. If the bill is dishonored on the due date, what amount should be credited to the bank account in X's books?
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What is another term used to describe the 'base date' in accounting calculations?
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Match the following financial instruments in List-I with their corresponding legal characteristics in List-II: List-I (Form): a. Cheque, b. Bill of exchange, c. Promissory note. List-II (Explanation): 1. must be signed by the drawer, 2. is always drawn on a banker, 3. must contain an express promise to pay.