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AFixes the customs tariff
BInsures the cargo in transit
CRecords the ship's route
DBinds a party to pay a fixed sum
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Binds a party to pay a fixed sum
A bill of exchange binds one party to pay a fixed amount to another on demand or at a set future date.
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