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Bills of exchange and cheques - 28th - London Sweet & Maxwell 2007 - 570p lxxii

Contents
Part One;
1. Nature, Purpose and Definition;
2. Form of Bills and Notes;
3. Payee and Drawee;
4. Inchoate Instruments;
5. Inland and Foreign Bills and Notes, Bills in a Set and Copies;
6. Capacity;
7. Liability on a Bill;
8. Transfer and Negotiation;
9. Modes and Requisites of Transfer;
10. Acceptance;
11. Duties of Holder as to Acceptance;
12. Presentment for Payment;
13. Discharge-I;
14. Discharge-II;
15. Dishonour-Notice;
16. Dishonour-Notice and Protest;
17. Liabilities of Parties;
18. Rights of Parties;
19. Consideration;
20. Alteration and Forgery;
Part Two-
21. The Cheque-I;
22. The Cheque-II;
23. The Cheque-III;
Part Three;
24. The Promissory Note;
Part Four;
25. Conflict of Laws;
Part Five;
26. Procedure-I: Form of Action, Parties and Summary Judgment;
27. Procedure-II: Pleading and Evidence;
28. Damages, Interests and Costs;
29. Limitation of Actions;
Part Six;
30. Lost Bills and Notes;
31. Bill or Note as Payment;
32. Payments made under a Mistake;
33. The Law of Principal and Surety in its Application to Bills and Notes;
34. Insolvency of Parties;
Appendices;
Index


ISBN: 9780421952805, 0421952806 NLS

Subjects--Topical Terms:
1. Negotirable Instruments - Bills of Exchange - Commentary2. Negotiable Instruments - Cheques

Dewey Class. No.: 346.096 BYL / BYL