alleryStart learning →A promissory note is dishonoured by non-payment when its maker:
APays after the grace days
BDefaults on due demand
CRefuses to endorse it
DIs absent from the city
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Defaults on due demand
Default in payment on due demand is what constitutes dishonour of a promissory note by non-payment.
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