alleryStart learning →In a promissory note or bill, 'at sight' and 'on presentment' mean:
AAfter acceptance
BAfter maturity
COn the third day
DPayable on demand
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Payable on demand
Section 21 equates 'at sight' and 'on presentment' with on demand.
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