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The document discusses bills of exchange and different cases related to bills of exchange such as when a bill is retained till maturity, discounted, endorsed, or sent to a bank for collection. It also discusses actions taken when a bill is dishonored such as getting the dishonor noted by a notary public. An example transaction is provided where A draws a bill on B for Rs. 5,000 that is accepted but later dishonored, with C paying noting charges as the endorsee.
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- 3. Case 1: When the bill is retained till maturity
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- 16. Case1:When the bill is retained till maturity and is dishonoured
- 19. Case2:When the bill is discounted with bank and is dishonoured
- 21. Case3:When the bill is endorsed and is dishonoured
- 23. Case4:When the bill is sent to bank for collection and is dishonoured
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- Noting charges is credited in vikas’s book as when he would get that amount from nishchay it will be his income
- Noting charges is credited in vikas’s book as when he would get that amount from nishchay it will be his income SAME REASON.