Bearer cheque is ?
Correct answer: B. payable to person holding it
- A. Payable to anyone
- B. payable to person holding it
- C. payable through account only
- D. payable after specific period
Explanation
A bearer cheque is payable to whoever possesses or presents it, without the need for the payee's name to be endorsed. Payment through an account only applies to crossed or account-payee cheques.
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