Notice of dishonour must inform the recipient of dishonour and liability; it may be oral, written, or posted. A notice of dishonour may be given to a duly authorized agent, a deceased person's legal representative, or an insolvent's assignee; it may be oral or written, may be sent by post, and must, expressly or by reasonable intendment, inform the recipient that the instrument has been dishonoured, how it was dishonoured, and that the recipient will be held liable. Notice must be given within a reasonable time at the place of business or residence, and a duly directed and posted written notice that miscarries in transit remains valid.
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Notice of dishonour must inform the recipient of dishonour and liability; it may be oral, written, or posted.
A notice of dishonour may be given to a duly authorized agent, a deceased person's legal representative, or an insolvent's assignee; it may be oral or written, may be sent by post, and must, expressly or by reasonable intendment, inform the recipient that the instrument has been dishonoured, how it was dishonoured, and that the recipient will be held liable. Notice must be given within a reasonable time at the place of business or residence, and a duly directed and posted written notice that miscarries in transit remains valid.
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