alleryStart learning →Dishonour of a promissory note or bill may be noted on the instrument by a:
AMagistrate
BNotary public
CLocal banker
DLand registrar
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Notary public
Noting of dishonour is done by a notary public on the instrument or an attached paper.
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