A bill of exchange is signed by the person on whom it is drawn. (State True or False)
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it is false because signed by president
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Answer:
The given statement is false because a bill of exchange is not signed by the person upon whom it is drawn but by whom it is drawn.
Explanation:
There are three parties to the bill of exchange, namely:
1) the drawer
2) the drawee
3) the payee
The drawer is the person, who draws the bill or who orders the drawee to pay to the payee, a certain amount.
The drawee is the person upon whom lays the responsibility to pay the payee.
The payee is the person who gets paid.
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