alleryStart learning →Notice of dishonour is not needed to charge the drawer when he has:
AAccepted in part
BEndorsed the bill
CCountermanded payment
DSigned as an agent
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Countermanded payment
A drawer who countermanded payment cannot claim he was prejudiced by lack of notice.
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