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The date of maturity of a bill payable hundred days after sight and which is presented for sight on 4th May, 2017, is (as per the provisions of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881):
13 August, 2017
14 August, 2017
15 August, 2017
16 August, 2017
- The bill is payable 100 days after sight, sight being on 4th May 2017.
- Counting starts from 5th May. Adding 100 days brings us to 13th August 2017.
- As per Negotiable Instruments Act, add 3 days of grace. 13th + 3 = 16th August 2017.
- 15th August is a public holiday (Independence Day in India), so maturity moves to next working day, if it falls on a holiday.
- However, 16th August 2017 is a working day.
Option 1: 13 August, 2017 (Only 100 days, no grace period)
Option 2: 14 August, 2017 (100 days + 1 grace day)
Option 3: 15 August, 2017 (100 days + 2 grace days and public holiday)
Option 4: 16 August, 2017 (100 days + 3 grace days, next working day after holiday)
Correct answer: Option 4 - 16 August, 2017
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