Acceptance without making any change in the terms of a bill is called general acceptance. (State True or False)
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IS A TRUE.....
A BILL OF EXCHANGE IS MAKE WITHOUT ANY CHANGES IS CALLED GENERAL ACCEPTANCE.
IS A TRUE.....
A BILL OF EXCHANGE IS MAKE WITHOUT ANY CHANGES IS CALLED GENERAL ACCEPTANCE.
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The given statement- Acceptance without making any change in the terms of a bill is called general acceptance is true.
* It is a situation in which the term 'accepted' is written followed by the signing of the bill by the drawee of the bill.
* This does not change the terms of the bill in original and is a type of unconditional acceptance by the drawee.
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