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Under the Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881 which refer “ a written document by which a rights are created in favor of some person.
contract
Acceptance
Agreements
Instrument
- The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 mainly deals with instruments like promissory notes, bills of exchange, and cheques.
- These are written documents by which legal rights are created for someone to claim money.
- Let’s understand the options:
- Option 1: *Contract* – is a broader legal agreement, not specifically limited to negotiable instruments.
- Option 2: *Acceptance* – relates to agreeing to terms, often in the context of negotiable instruments, but does not itself create rights.
- Option 3: *Agreements* – are promises or sets of promises forming consideration, like contracts, but not specifically written instruments creating negotiable rights.
- Option 4: *Instrument* – this specifically refers to a written document which, under the Act, creates rights in favor of a person (like getting money from a cheque).
- So, the most specific and correct answer is Option 4: Instrument.
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