Question
Explain the difference between Bill of Exchange and Promissory Note.

Answer

Difference Bill of Exchange Debtor writes promissory note on creditor.
$1.$ Meaning A bill of exchange is an instrument in writing containing an unconditional order, ****** by the drawer, directing a certain person to pay a certain sum of money only at a specified time to a ******* person or according to *** order or to the holder of the instrument. The acceptance of a promissory note is not necessary.
$2.$ Order or Promise A bill of exchange ** an unconditional ***** to pay money. ************** for the payment ** money is ** the drawer of a promissory note.
$3.$ Parties There are three parties in a bill of exchange: 1. Drawer of a bill, 2. Acceptor of a **** 3. Receiver of ***** (Payee) No days of grace are allowed In case of promissory note.
$4.$ Drawer or Writer Creditor draws *** bill on debtor. A ********** note is a ********* for the writer of promissory note.
$5.$ Acceptance The acceptance of a bill is necessary. There *** no accommodation ********** note.
$6.$ Responsibility ************** for the payment of money is of *** acceptor of a bill, There ** no need of notice for the dishonour of a promissory note.
$7.$ Days of grace Three days of ***** are allowed after the period of the bill ** pay the amount. Debtor ****** promissory note on creditor.
$8.$ Receivable or Liability A bill is a ‘receivable’ (asset) for the drawer ** a bill. The acceptance of a ********** note ** not necessary.
$9.$Accommodation There *** be ************* bills. Responsibility for *** ******* of money is of the drawer of a promissory note.
$10.$ Notice Notice ** to be issued in case of dishonour of the bill. No days of grace are allowed In case of promissory note.

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