alleryStart learning →Notice of dishonour may be given:
ABy a notary only
BBy registered post
COrally or in writing
DIn writing only
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Orally or in writing
The Act allows notice to be oral or written and in any form that informs the party of the dishonour.
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