Who Can Create a Bill of Exchange & How

Who Can Create a Bill of Exchange & How

Anyone can make a Bill of Exchange, but it is only of real use if it is accepted by the person directed to pay the amount. Here are some examples on Bills of Exchange and how they can be used.

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