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... presented for payment by the holder on the day they fall due ; those payable after date or after sight are allowed three extra days ; this additional time is called " days of grace ” . If the bill is ... payment in due FORMS OF MONEY . 21.
... presented for payment by the holder on the day they fall due ; those payable after date or after sight are allowed three extra days ; this additional time is called " days of grace ” . If the bill is ... payment in due FORMS OF MONEY . 21.
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... PAID CASH - BOOKS . When a cheque is presented for payment the cashier enters it , in a supplementary cash - book , which gives the particulars of the notes and money paid in exchange . The book is ruled as follows : - Total . Name ...
... PAID CASH - BOOKS . When a cheque is presented for payment the cashier enters it , in a supplementary cash - book , which gives the particulars of the notes and money paid in exchange . The book is ruled as follows : - Total . Name ...
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... presented for payment are paid by the paying cashiers and credits are received by the receiving cashiers , who examine the credits in order to see that the pay- ing - in slip is correct . Cheques not paid at the Clearing House must be ...
... presented for payment are paid by the paying cashiers and credits are received by the receiving cashiers , who examine the credits in order to see that the pay- ing - in slip is correct . Cheques not paid at the Clearing House must be ...
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... paid the current account ledger folio is inserted in the diary . A folio number is stamped upon each bill and refers to the page in the bill ... presented for payment . On the maturity of the bills they are credited to BILLS OF EXCHANGE . 57.
... paid the current account ledger folio is inserted in the diary . A folio number is stamped upon each bill and refers to the page in the bill ... presented for payment . On the maturity of the bills they are credited to BILLS OF EXCHANGE . 57.
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Harry Tucker Easton. The unpaid bills are usually re - presented by a no- tary for the purpose of being noted or protested for non - payment . If paid , the notarial charges are in- cluded in the amount and shown in a column ruled ...
Harry Tucker Easton. The unpaid bills are usually re - presented by a no- tary for the purpose of being noted or protested for non - payment . If paid , the notarial charges are in- cluded in the amount and shown in a column ruled ...
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1st January acceptor account credited amount paid amount received balance-sheet bank notes Bank of England banking operations bills discounted bills of exchange Bills of Lading book-keeping branch branch bank cent certificate CHAPTER cheques and bills cheques drawn Circular notes clearing bankers clearing books Clearing House clerk columns country bank credit and debit credit entries current account customers daily balance Day Book deed delivered deposit accounts depositor discount ledger dividends documents drafts entered follows foreign Government Stock half-yearly history of banking hundred pounds indorsement issued John Jones Letter of Credit loan of capital London Agent London bank maturity Name necessary paid cash paid cash-book particulars pass-book payable person presented for payment profit and loss rate of interest receipt received and paid record remitted require securities sent shown Stamp Act stamped total amount transactions transfer usual warrants Weight Note
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Page 19 - A bill of exchange is an unconditional order in writing, addressed by one person to another, signed by the person giving it, requiring the person to whom it is addressed to pay on demand or at a fixed or determinable future time a sum certain in money to or to the order of a specified person, or to bearer.
Page 68 - AND FINALLY, in accepting this bill of lading, the shipper, owner, and consignee of the goods, and the holder of the bill of lading, agree to be bound by all its stipulations, exceptions and conditions, whether written or printed, as fully as if they were all signed by such shipper, owner, consignee or holder.
Page 68 - In witness whereof, the master or purser of the said vessel hath affirmed to C. D bills of lading, all of this tenor and date; one of which being accomplished, the others to stand void.
Page 102 - Thirty days after sight of this first of exchange (second and third of the same tenor and date unpaid...
Page 21 - An instrument is payable at a determinable future time, within the meaning of this act, which is expressed to be payable 1. At a fixed period after date or sight ; or 2.
Page 113 - The nominal capital of the company and the number of shares into which it is divided : The number of shares taken and the amount paid on each share: The name of the company, with the addition of the word "limited...
Page 21 - The instrument is dishonored by non-payment when, — 1. It is duly presented for payment and payment is refused or cannot be obtained ; or 2.
Page 113 - The number of shares taken from the commencement of the company up to the date of the summary...
Page 113 - The total amount of calls unpaid : (6.) The total amount of shares forfeited : (7.) The names, addresses, and occupations of the persons who have ceased to be members since the last list was made, and the number of shares held by each of them.
Page 77 - equitable mortgage" means an agreement or memorandum, under hand only, relating to the deposit of any title deeds or instruments constituting or being evidence of the title to any property whatever (other than stock or marketable security), or creating a charge on such property.