Cheque (section 6)
[Negotiable instruments act 1881, India]
A cheque is a bill of exchange on a specified banker and payable on demand.
It includes the election image of a truncated cheque and a cheque in the electronic form.
Payable on demand means it should be payable whenever the holder chooses to present it to the drawee.
* Parties to cheque
1. Drawer : The person who draws a cheque i.e. makes the cheque (Debtor). His liability is primary and conditional.
2. Drawee : The specific bank on whom cheque is drawn. He makes the payment of the cheque. In case of cheque, drawee is always banker.
3. Payee : Person who is going to receive, or directed to be paid. The payee may be the drawer himself or a third party.
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