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BOE and Promissory Note

Bill Of Exchange and Promissory Notes
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English: Bank and Royal Exchange c1974. View o...
Bank and Royal Exchange c1974. View of Royal Exchange about 1974. Note NatWest Tower under construction in the background. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)


A bill  of exchange differs from a promissory note on the following points:
PromissoryNoteBill of Exchange
  • It is promise to pay
  • It is an order to pay
  • There are only two parties the drawer, and the payee.
  • There are three parties, the drawer, the drawee, and the payee.
  • There is no necessity of acceptance
  • It must be accepted
  • The maker is primarily liable
  • The drawer is not primarily liable.
  • It is never drawn in sets
  • Foreign bills are specially drawn in sets.
  • Protesting is not necessary after dishonour
  • A foreignbill must be protested upon dishonor.

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