In the illustration to Section 135 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, the bill was:
The illustration to section 135 describes a bill "drawn and indorsed in India, but accepted payable in France", which is dishonoured. Notice of dishonour given according to…
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In the illustration to Section 135 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, the bill was:
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The illustration to section 135 describes a bill "drawn and indorsed in India, but accepted payable in France", which is dishonoured. Notice of dishonour given according to the law of France is sufficient, because France is the place where the bill is made payable. California is the place of drawing in the illustration to section 134, not section 135.
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