Maturity of negotiable instruments: statutory days of grace postpone the operative due date for non on demand instruments. Maturity of a negotiable instrument is the date it becomes payable; promissory notes and bills of exchange not expressed as payable on demand, at sight, or on presentment attain maturity after the statutory days of grace, postponing the operative due date by the prescribed additional day period following the expressed due date.
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Maturity of negotiable instruments: statutory days of grace postpone the operative due date for non on demand instruments.
Maturity of a negotiable instrument is the date it becomes payable; promissory notes and bills of exchange not expressed as payable on demand, at sight, or on presentment attain maturity after the statutory days of grace, postponing the operative due date by the prescribed additional day period following the expressed due date.
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