alleryStart learning →The drawer must compensate the holder on dishonour by the drawee only if he has received:
AA fresh bill instead
BDue notice of dishonour
CA protest by a notary
DInterest paid up front
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Due notice of dishonour
The drawer's liability to compensate depends on due notice of dishonour having been given or received.
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