01. In the
case of a bearer cheque, the
identity is not necessary
02. When an order cheque is endorsed in blank, it becomes payable to bearer and
transferable by mere delivery
03. A cheque crossed “Not Negotiable”,
is still transferable
04. As per section 138 of Negotiable Instruments Act, there is a provision
of penalty when the cheque issued in
discharge of a liability is dishonoured
due to insufficient funds in the account and if the cheque has been
presented to the bank within a period of three months and is not honoured due
to insufficient funds
05. A fixed
deposit receipt cannot be endorsed
06. A cheque is presented in an account but there is no sufficient balance
to meet the same. The cheque will be returned with the remarks –
insufficient funds
07. The cheque on behalf of a partnership firm can be stopped for
payment by any partner whether authorized to operate the account or not
08. The marginal farmer is one who possesses agriculture land upto 1.25
acres of irrigated land or 2.5 acres of non-irrigated land
09. Registration of charge is not required in the case of pledge, lien,
set-ff and appropriation
10. Loans for construction of godown for own use of farmers is not part
of indirect finance to agriculture
11. Olericulture is cultivation of vegetables
12. Agriculture labourer is a labourer whose income from agriculture is
more than 50%
13. Nostro account is an account of a bank established in India with a
Foreign Bank in another country and the account is maintained in foreign
currency
14. Resident
Foreign Currency (RFC) account scheme is available for home returned Non
resident Indians
15. Under packing credit limit, the extent of finance is computed on
the basis of Freight on Board basis
16. Forfaiting refers to discounting of export bill without recourse to
the seller
17. In an overdraft account, when the death notice of partner is received the
bank should stop the operations to avoid application of Clayton’s case
18. A company is not dissolved by lunacy of a director or bankruptcy of
a director or death of a director
19. In the case of insolvency, the banker’s obligation to honour
customer cheques comes to an end when the customer is adjudged insolvent
20. A lien is the right to retain goods or securities belonging to a
debtor until he has discharged a debt due to the retainer thereof
21. The shareholders of a Private Limited Co cannot transfer the shares
to any other individual other than the shareholders of the company
22. The rule in Clayton’s case applies in the case of running accounts
having debit balances in respect of partnership accounts
23. The term banking has been defined by Banking Regulation act – 1949
24. Bills drawn in respect of goods delivered by parties to various
Government/Semi Government departments are known as supply bills
25. Goiporia committee has made the recommendations – Commencement of
employee working hours should be 15 minutes before commencement of business
hours
26. Banking companies are registered under – Banking Regulation act -
1949
27. Bipartite settlements are registered under Industrial Disputes Act
28. Financial products, whose prices are derived from the price of the
underlying currency, interest rate, stocks etc are called as– securitization
29. Revaluation reserves is a part of subsidiary capital/tier II
capital
30. The committee headed by Y V
Reddy –revised the concept of liquidity and monetary aggregates
31. Verma
Committee was appointed to examine
the restructuring of weak banks
32. The
process through which any member-owned organization becomes a shareholder-owned
company is called demutualization
33. Official Language deals with the following articles of constitution – 343
to 351
34. Hindi was declared as the official language of the union on 14-09-1949
35. The system of electronic funds transfer was suggested by the committee
headed by – B D Shah
36. INFINET is – RBI’s VSAT
based communication system
37. The negotiable instruments act is applicable in the entire part of
the country
38. If the cheque is drawn in favour of “Mother God” or order, the
cheque is to be returned with the reasons – “since drawn on fictitious name”
39. A cheque payable to Rohit is endorsed as follows – Pay to “Kabil on
his marriage”. This endorsement is conditional endorsement
40. The
cheque crossed – “account payee” drawn in favour of Mr Brij Nand is presented
by Raman in his account and in this case the bank should not make the
payment
41. The following are not negotiable instruments – airway bill, a
currency note, a letter of credit and lorry receipt
42. Under section 25 of Negotiable Instruments Act, public holidays are
declared by – the respective state governments by notifications in the
official gazettes
43. Conversion means – not crediting the amount in the account of true
owner
44. By “General Crossing”, we mean two
transverse parallel lines on top left hand corner of a cheque
45. Forward exchange contract is an agreement where the foreign
exchange is delivered at predetermined future date at a contracted date
46. Unless otherwise specified in the letter of credit, the insurance
amount should be expressed in the currency of the letter of credit
47. On the death of the partner, bank opens a new account to rule-of
the existing account to avoid application of Clayton’s case
48. Executor in banking means a person named by the deceased in his
will and for which probate is obtained
49. The partnership firm doing the banking business cannot have more than
10 partners and for other business not more than 20 partners; otherwise it will become illegal association.
It is provided in Companies act
50. Prospectus
is an invitation to the public to subscribe shares or debentures or deposits
51. According to the rule in Clayton’s case, the money paid in by a
customer are to be applied towards adjustment in overdraft account in order
of time in which the debits were incurred
52. Banking company is prohibited for undertaking business like trading of
goods etc under – Banking Regulation act 1949
53. For availing remedy under section 138 of Negotiable Instruments act, the
holder will have to give notice to the drawer within 30 days of return of the cheque
54. When a firm has branches at different places and wishes to avail the
loan at all stations, the documents will be executed at its Head Office and
sub limits will be allocated to branches at different places
55. In the case of any doubt about stamp duty, clarification can be
sought from State Stamp Authority and Controller of stamp duty
56. Banks were nationalized under – Banking Companies (Acquisition and
transfer of undertaking) act-1970
57. When an account shows debit balance, the banker is a creditor and
when the account shows credit balance, the banker is the debtor
58. Partnership firms cannot do the business of banking and it is
provided under the banking regulation act 1949
59. The concept of authorized deduction and illegal deduction is mentioned
in the act – Payment of wages act
60. The process of replacing paper securities into electronic holding of
shares is known as – dematerialization
61. Official Language policy came into force from 16.01.1950
62. The Central Processing Unit – CPU- consists of control unit and
arithmetic logic unit
63. When the price of dollar is
raised from Rs. 48 to Rs. 55 the exporter will be benefited in terms of
rupee
64. A cheque is the mandate of the accountholder
65. When a cheque without a date is presented for payment, the banker
should return the cheque
66. In a cheque the name of the banker had been written with or without
the words – “Not negotiable” – In this case, it is called as a
special crossing
67. For negotiating a negotiable instrument there are no limits
68. A bearer cheque is transferable only by delivery
69. A bill drawn in Paris and drawn in favour of a trader in Mumbai and
payable in Chennai is called a foreign bill
70. The Negotiable Instruments Act provides protection to the collecting
banker in respect of Conversion
71. Crossing of a cheque denotes that it should be paid to a banker
only
72. By noting, it is meant that
the fact of dishonour has been recorded by the notary public on a dishonoured
bill or/and on a plain paper attached to the bill
73. Sericulture is classified under – direct agriculture advance
74. Mahima relates to refinance by NABARD to banks for onlending to agencies for marketing of non farm
products of rural women
75. Foreign exchange transactions are viewed always from the angle of
the bank
76. The responsibility of managing the foreign exchange resources lies
with – Reserve Bank of India
77. Exim policy is announced by the Ministry of Commerce
78. In a
Free on Board contract, freight and insurance will be borne by the importer
79. If a
letter of credit is slient about the revocability, then the letter of credit
is irrevocable
80. Crystalisation of sight export bills purchased/negotiated will be done
on the expiry of transit period plus 30 days
81. A transferable letter of credit can be transferred only once
82. Natural guardian under Hindu Minority and guardianship act, 1956 will
be – his father and after him the mother
83. For banking transactions, an administrator is one who is appointed by
the court if the deceased has died intestate
84. Banker’s lien is an implied pledge
85. A contract of insurance is a contract of indemnity
86. Acceptance of a usance bill will be made on the face of the bill
87. The right of set-off can be exercised by the banker only when the
relationship between the customer and the banker is that of debtor and creditor
88. Bank must create reserve fund and 25% of the profits should be
transferred to this fund before any dividend is declared and this is as per Banking Regulation act
1949
89. Limitation
period for availing the remedy under Section 138 of Negotiable Instruments Act
is one month from the date of cause of action
90. In case the amount of loan to a company is decreased or increased, the
memorandum of modification or charge should be submitted to the Registrar of companies
91. The rate of revenue stamp is the same throughout India except in
Jammu and Kashmir
92. When articles are kept in safe custody, the relationship between
banker and customer is that of bailee
and bailor
93. In the case of minor’s joint account with the guardian and when the
minor attains majority, the guardian should not be allowed to operate the
account
94. Wages of employees are settled under Minimum wages act
95. CB Bhave committee has looked into ways to reduce cost of demat
operations and the said companies should bear a substantial part of
dematerialization costs
96. Basle committee relates to Capital Adequacy
97. In Camel’s rating – E stands for earnings
98. The revised definition of a sick SSI unit has been given by Kohli
committee
99. Greenshoe option is retaining the full/part of equity subscribed by
investing public over and above that issued
100.Hindi is accepted as an official language of the union under
Devanagiri script
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