Bills of Exchange Act, 1890

"The Bills of Exchange Act, 1890" is a landmark piece of legislation that codified the laws relating to bills of exchange, cheques, and promissory notes. Authored by Désiré Girouard, this act provides a comprehensive legal framework for understanding and regulating these essential financial instruments. Originally enacted to streamline and standardize commercial transactions, the Act remains a vital resource for legal professionals, historians, and anyone studying the evolution of banking and commercial law.

This edition offers readers access to the complete and original text of the Act, allowing for a detailed examination of its provisions and their historical context. It is an invaluable addition to any legal library, providing crucial insights into the foundation of modern financial practices and the legal principles that govern them.

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