- may hold the
acceptance until maturity and
receive the face
value payment from the bank, or it may sell (
exchange) the
acceptance at
a discount to another...
-
accepted a bill of exchange issued by the
seller and
payable at
a certain date in the ****ure (maturity date) ("Do****ents
against Acceptance"). Do****entary...
-
instruments in
a Bills of Exchange Act, e.g.
Bills of Exchange Act 1882 in the UK,
Bills of Exchange Act 1890 in Canada,
Bills of Exchange Act 1908 in New...
-
acres of public lands in
exchange for
accepting the
Lecompton Constitution. The
English Bill was
introduced by
William Hayden English (1822–1896),
a Democratic...
-
arrangement the
issuing company presents bills of exchange to the bank for
acceptance,
confirmation and sale at
a discount to face
value (representing the...
-
president of International Acceptance and
became a member of the
board of the Bank
of the
Manhattan Company. The
business of the
International Acceptance Trust...
- had been
protested for non-
acceptance. As to
bills of exchange drawn in the
United States payable in Europe, the
custom of merchants in this
country does...
- countries,
including treasury bills,
commercial paper, banker's
acceptances, deposits,
certificates of deposit,
bills of exchange,
repurchase agreements, federal...
-
Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 (FEMA) is an Act
of the
Parliament of India "to
consolidate and
amend the law
relating to
foreign exchange with the...
- ****ociation with AA, as well as a good deal
of its
broader acceptance,
stems from many
members propagating it.
Bill Wilson explained in 1960 why AA had refrained...
