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In all the business activities, the exchange of goods and services are very common. Goods are bought and sold for cash as well as on credit. In businesses, where a large number of transactions takes place every day, it is quite inconvenient as well as risky for either party to make and receive payments in cash. Therefore, they make use of certain documents as a means of making payment. Some of them are called Negotiable Instruments. In this video, we learn about negotiable instruments, the types of negotiable instruments i.e., Promissory notes, Bills of Exchange, Cheques in detail, that are important for the general awareness and banking awareness section of exams like IBPS RRB Officer, IBPS RRB Assistant, IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, SSC, RBI Grade B, etc.
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[@Rayis4444]

Finally, a good video on this topic on KZbin with a good speaker and good pronunciation of words. Thank you so much ❤️

[@thamizhselvan4777]

The voice is mesmerizing😍😍

[@mohammedsulaiman1428]

Awesome...first time i got that much clear explanation in online video.........Thanks alot..maam

[@mahathebibliophile6645]

I was having trouble understanding the concept by reading. Thankyou so much for explaining clearly😍

[@maheshsharma4968]

Thank you for this useful video. Very informative and concise.😊

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Tq for ur video.. I was very impressed ur way of teaching,, and I like last part of multiple choice questions,, Keep uploading more videos tq u..

[@mwalimuobubatv5695]

Happy to hear you

[@simmikaur5526]

Wow well explained in an interesting nd easy manner kindly upload another video on topic income tax , if possible thank u so much 😊

[@anshikamehrotra23]

Easy to understand. Thank you. 😊

[@pradeepd4940]

Informative..... Keep going...

[@kwambokaongwenyi4214]

Thank you for this, well explained. Also thank you for using English

[@bipinsingh4605]

Good session ,bring many more sessions like this ,,,,,,,,,

[@TheTerminator]

Thanks Kishan

[@Shaliheengal]

Thank u for your video this video very useful for examination one sec tq soooooooooooooooo much

[@VamsiKrishna-wi1xt]

Nice medam please continue...

[@yourbossgamingff8195]

Amazingly explained

[@yogisubhan2799]

Very nice ma'am ....kamal

[@srujanreddy2936]

Excellent

[@genisbibin8292]

I understood everything ! 😍😍😍😍😍😍 Finally! Tysm. I literally couldn't understand anything from my TextBook. Ur video is not just informative but also gave me an insight and an idea of what Negotiable instruments are. Subscribed and will duly share this with more people :)

[@milinddessai]

Thankyou for the video 📹

[@abhishekdwivedi2191]

Nice session ma'am.

[@rameshg9389]

thank you

[@nirmalaraj7657]

Nice explanation

[@vikrantkumargupta287]

Bank -Note is a bearer promissory note issued by RBI. As one can see on any currency note, it is written that “I PROMISE TO PAY THE BEARER THE SUM OF two thousand RUPEES”! Now bearer in the above definition means a person who has possession of the instrument. However these currency notes are not covered in Promissory notes under NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENT ACT 1881. Under this act it is forbidden by RBI ACT 1934 to issue bearer promissory note. And it was great that they did this otherwise you can find Amitabh Bacchan's or Mukesh Ambani's promissory note circulating in the market just like the currency notes. So overall we can say that yes they are some special kind of promissory note which can only be issued by RBI.

[@shadilm8786]

Thank you so much mam💕

[@primrosemwendwa801]

Thank you!

[@furqanrana7618]

Thank you so much mam you helped me a lot

[@susmakumaribhagat2305]

Really understandable 👍

[@minnud1062]

could be explained with examples in simple language it sounds like reading what is there in ppt

[@vinitamaheswari1885]

Good Job keep it up👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@jagannathdakua1492]

talking and teaching style very very attractive.

[@theNBscale]

Wrong

[@kumarapuvramana4945]

Super. Lesson

[@modellocomotiveworks2215]

Actually hold word is wrong for the bearer because bearer is anyone who has possession of that instrument but holder is a person who has possession and right to possession And also right to receive payment.

[@matheenabbasmohammed1637]

Good session mam

[@sadhana1382]

Good session .. bring many more sessions like this mam

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[@mukeshrana8810]

well expained....plz do more sessions like this

[@expertaa-sis6379]

Good session mam👍

[@skgoyal7007]

You said(7:09) that promissory note defined under section 4 of the N.I. Act,1881 should be signed and stamped. Kindly explain the section where stamp is mandatory for issuing promissory note and also explain the % & amount for it.

[@seemashinde8369]

Thanks mam

[@chiranjeetacharya1234]

Demand draft is also negotiable instrument

[@shwetachoudhary1314]

promissory note is conditional or unconditional?

[@alshifarayeen8892]

8:25 mam i think it's unconditional (promissory note) bcz in definition it's clearly given that plz check it out

[@jugnudhall9010]

Very uncountable thanks Mam

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Thank you so much for the video💐

[@Mr.Fixit.Atlanta]

EXCELLENT VIDEO!!! Thank you for taking the time and energy to make this. It is greatly appreciated.

[@chongthamch5549]

All she did was read the slides. No explanation, no real life example. Wasteful from oliveboard.

[@vaishalinir2309]

Teach in English

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Anyone in bcom?