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Person named in the instrument to whom money is directed to be paid:
Drawer
Acceptor
Maker
Payee
Let’s break this down:
- Drawer: This is the person who writes a bill of exchange—think of them as the creator of the order to pay.
- Acceptor: This one accepts responsibility to pay the bill—usually, it’s the drawee who becomes the acceptor by signing the bill.
- Maker: When it comes to promissory notes, this is the person who promises to pay.
- Payee : Here’s the thing, the payee is the person named in the instrument—the actual one who gets the money.
So, the right answer is option 4, payee.
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