Negotiable instruments (1)

Negotiable instruments are written and signed documents which represent an intangible right of payment for a specified sum of money, either on demand or at a defined time. If correctly drafted, often using specific language defined by law, such a document becomes negotiable (=freely transferable). This quiz tests your understanding of the vocabulary of negotiable instruments.

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