Across
- 3. Bill signed without consideration merely to assist another party financially.
- 5. Restrictive crossing of cheque using the words “A/C Payee”.
- 6. Person entitled in his own name to possession of the instrument and to receive the amount due.
- 7. Minute record made by a notary public upon dishonour of a bill.
- 8. Statutory assumptions under Sections 118–119 regarding date, consideration, time of acceptance, etc.
- 9. Bill where drawer, payee or both are unreal; enforceable only by a holder in due course.
- 11. Indigenous, vernacular form of bill of exchange recognised under Indian mercantile practice.
- 12. Instrument delivered conditionally or for a special purpose without intention of passing absolute property.
- 15. Offence arising when cheque is returned unpaid and drawer fails to pay after statutory notice.
Down
- 1. Cheque crossing specifying the name of a particular bank.
- 2. Element legally presumed in every NI unless contrary is proved.
- 4. Instrument drawn or made payable in India, or drawn upon a resident in India.
- 8. Instrument in writing containing an unconditional undertaking to pay a certain sum of money.
- 10. Instrument containing an unconditional order to pay.
- 13. A bill of exchange drawn on a specified banker and always payable on demand.
- 14. Formal certificate of dishonour based on noting, providing authentic evidence.