alleryStart learning →A demand promissory note with no specified place of payment: presentment to charge the maker is:
ANeeded in 48 hours
BNeeded in three days
CNot necessary at all
DNeeded via a notary
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Not necessary at all
The exception to section 64 removes the need for presentment to charge the maker of such a demand promissory note.
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