MCQ Bank
Mr.Akram steals a bearer check and gives it to Mr. Kahlid against his debt payment. Mr.Khalid fails to receive the payment due to stop payment of that stolen cheque. Who is holder in due course in this case?
- A) All of the given options
- B) Bank
- C) Mr.Khalid
- D) Mr.Akram
_______________________ is the maker of bill of exchange in a trade agreement.
- A) Principal
- B) Exporter
- C) Importer
- D) None of the available options
Full endorsement is also called ____________________________.
- A) Special endorsement
- B) Blank endorsement
- C) Restrictive endorsement
- D) Partial endorsement
All of the following are examples of Quasi Negotiable Instruments, under the Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881, EXCEPT:
- A) Dividend Warrants
- B) Bearer Debentures
- C) Dividend Warrants
- D) Banker’s Cheque
Which one of the followings is not considered as signature by the maker of a promissory note?
- A) Lithographed signature
- B) Name written with pencil
- C) None of the given options
- D) Rubber stamp
Which one of the following is not the party of a bill of exchange?
- A) Drawee
- B) Drawer
- C) None of the given options
- D) Payee
The potential risk of loss associated with the bank’s trading account portfolios is called _____________________.
- A) None of the given options
- B) Equity and security price risk
- C) Foreign Exchange rate risk
- D) Interest rate risk
Blank endorsement is also called _____________________.
- A) Partial endorsement
- B) General endorsement
- C) Full endorsement
- D) Restrictive endorsement
Bill of exchange is issued by __________________________
- A) Agent
- B) Creditor
- C) Principal
- D) Debtor
An endorsement is said to be restrictive endorsement under which of the following condition?
- A) If the endorser signs his name only
- B) If the endorser adds a direction to pay the amount mentioned in the instrument to, or to the order of, a specified person
- C) If the endorser purports to transfer to the endorsee only a part of the amount payable
- D) If the endorser restricts or excludes the right to further negotiate the instrument
In a bill of exchange the maker is the _______________________________.
- A) Principal debtor
- B) Creditor
- C) All of the given options
- D) Surety
Mr.Ahmad directs Mr.Ali to pay Rs: 100,000 to Mr.Tahir on 1st of July 2021. Who can be the endorser in this case?
- A) Mr.Ali
- B) Mr.Ahmad
- C) Mr.Tahir
- D) None of the given options
A person who signs a negotiable instrument as a maker, drawer, acceptor or endorser without receiving its value is called ______________________________.
- A) A bearer
- B) Notary public
- C) A banker
- D) Accommodation party
Mr.Aslam presents cheque for payment on a cash counter with his name specified in in the payee part of the cheque is holding a ________________________ .
- A) Blank cheque
- B) Bearer cheque
- C) Crossed cheque
- D) Order cheque
I promise to pay Mr.Ahmad Rs: 100, 000, thirty days after getting admission in University does not qualify for a promissory note because _______________________________.
- A) None of the given options
- B) It is conditional
- C) It is undertaking
- D) Time of payment is not certain
Which of the following is NOT defined by the Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881?
- A) Customer
- B) Notary public
- C) Material alteration
- D) Delivery
The relationship between holder of a demand draft and the bank issuing it is that of _________________.
- A) Drawer and payee
- B) Principal and Agent
- C) All of the given options
- D) Debtor and creditor
A bill of exchange is an order to pay ___________________ only.
- A) Shares
- B) All of the given options
- C) Bonds
- D) Money
The primary document that establishes the relationship of debtor and creditor between customer and bank in a loan agreement is______________________________
- A) Demand draft
- B) Bill of exchange
- C) Cheque
- D) Promissory note
Loan compositions of banks vary due to following factors Except:
- A) Size
- B) Lending rate
- C) Location
- D) Trade area