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Q1: 1. What is the maximum validity period of a post-dated cheque under Section 6 of the Negotiable Instruments Act 1881?

Q2: 2. According to Section 6 of the NI Act 1881, a cheque becomes stale after

Q3: 3. In case a cheque is dishonored, the drawer has how many days to make good the payment as per Section 6 of the NI Act 1881?

Q4: 4. Under Section 6 of the NI Act 1881, a cheque is considered invalid if

Q5: 5. A real-life scenario where a cheque is issued without a signature would lead to

Q6: 6. According to Section 6 of the NI Act 1881, the payee's right to present a cheque for payment lapses after

Q7: 7. In a situation where a post-dated cheque is presented for payment before the date mentioned, the bank may

Q8: 8. A cheque issued with an incorrect amount that exceeds the available balance in the drawer's account is considered

Q9: 9. The consequences of issuing a cheque with an incorrect amount can result in

Q10: 10. Under Section 6 of the NI Act 1881, a cheque must be payable on

Q11: 11. If a cheque is presented for payment after the expiration of its validity period, the bank

Q12: 12. An example of a scenario where a post-dated cheque is dishonored is when

Q13: 13. In a case where a drawer issues a cheque without writing the amount in words, the cheque is considered

Q14: 14. What action should a payee take if a cheque is dishonored due to insufficient funds as per Section 6 of the NI Act 1881?

Q15: 15. If a cheque is issued with a future date and the payee attempts to deposit it early, the bank

Q16: 16. What is the consequence of issuing a cheque without a date as per Section 6 of the NI Act 1881?

Q17: 17. A situation where a cheque is dishonored due to a mismatch in the signature would require

Q18: 18. When a cheque is presented for payment after the expiration of its validity period, the bank may still honor it if

Q19: 19. If a cheque is dishonored due to a signature mismatch, the bank may request

Q20: 20. In a scenario where a cheque is dishonored due to a closed account, the payee should

Q21: 21. What is the implication of issuing a cheque without the name of the payee as per Section 6 of the NI Act 1881?

Q22: 22. If a cheque is dishonored due to a technical error in writing the amount, the drawer may

Q23: 23. When a cheque is presented for payment after banking hours, the bank

Q24: 24. In a scenario where a cheque is dishonored due to a mismatch in the account number, the payee should

Q25: 25. If a post-dated cheque is presented for payment before the specified date, the bank may