Asked by
Beatriz Leite
on Nov 27, 2024Verified
For a drawee to be obligated to honor a time draft, the drawee must be obligated to the drawer by
A) a stated time in the future.
B) an international trade agreement.
C) a commercial money market contract.
D) an account agreement or a debtor-creditor relationship.
Time Draft
A written order to pay a specified amount of money at a future date.
Debtor-Creditor Relationship
A financial relationship where one party (the debtor) owes a debt to another party (the creditor).
Drawee
The drawee is the party, usually a bank, required to pay the monetary amount stated on a draft or check upon its presentation.
- Distinguish among the various types of negotiable instruments and understand their application in different transactions.
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MC
Learning Objectives
- Distinguish among the various types of negotiable instruments and understand their application in different transactions.