A bill payable at a specified period after date must be presented for payment:
AAt its due maturity
BOn the drawing date
COn the acceptance day
DAfter a protest is made
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. At its due maturity
A time bill falls due on maturity, so presentment for payment is made then.
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