Foreign instrument: instruments not drawn, made or payable locally are treated as foreign under negotiable instruments law. Section 12 of the Negotiable Instruments Act deems an instrument to be a foreign instrument if it is not drawn, not made, or not made payable within the places or parameters prescribed by the Act; this deeming rule classifies such notes, bills and cheques as foreign for the purposes of the statute.
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Foreign instrument: instruments not drawn, made or payable locally are treated as foreign under negotiable instruments law.
Section 12 of the Negotiable Instruments Act deems an instrument to be a foreign instrument if it is not drawn, not made, or not made payable within the places or parameters prescribed by the Act; this deeming rule classifies such notes, bills and cheques as foreign for the purposes of the statute.
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