alleryIn a cheque, the drawee is always:
AA specified banker
BAny individual
CThe payee
DThe endorser
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. A specified banker
Since a cheque is drawn on a specified banker payable on demand, the drawee of a cheque is always the banker.
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