Presentment for sight requires the payee to present a sight promissory note to the maker during business hours. A promissory note payable after sight must be presented to the maker for sight by the person entitled to demand payment, if the maker can be found after ... Summary
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Presentment for sight requires the payee to present a sight promissory note to the maker during business hours.
A promissory note payable after sight must be presented to the maker for sight by the person entitled to demand payment, if the maker can be found after reasonable search, within a reasonable time and during business hours on a business day; failure to present bars liability of any party to the person who defaulted in presentment.
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