1 Short Title, etc

2 Interpretation

3 Bill of exchange defined

4 Inland and foreign bills

5 How bills may be drawn

6 Address to drawee

7 Certainty required as to payee

8 What bills are negotiable

9 Sum payable

10 Bill payable on demand

11 Bill payable at a future time

12 Omission of date in bill payable after date

13 Antedating and postdating

14 Computation of time of payment

15 Referee in case of need

16 Optional stipulations by drawer or indorser

17 Definition and requisites of acceptance

18 Time for acceptance

19 General and qualified acceptances

20 Inchoate instruments

21 Delivery

22 Capacity of parties

23 Signature essential to liability

24 Forged or unauthorised signature

25 Signature by procuration

26 Person signing as agent or representative

27 Value, and holder for value

28 Accommodation party

29 Holder in due course

30 Presumption of value and good faith

31 Negotiation of bill

32 Requisition of a valid indorsement

33 Conditional indorsement

34 Indorsement in blank, and special indorsement

35 Restrictive indorsement

36 Negotiation of overdue or dishonoured bill

37 Negotiation of bill to party already liable thereon

38 Rights of the holder

39 When presentment for acceptance is necessary

40 Time for presenting bill payable after sight

41 Rules as to presentment for acceptance, and excuses for non-presentment

42 Non-acceptance

43 Dishonour by non-acceptance, and its consequences

44 Qualified acceptance

45 Rules as to presentment for payment

46 Excuses for delay or non-presentment for payment

47 Dishonour by non-payment

48 Notice of dishonour

49 Rules as to notice of dishonour

50 Excuses for want of notice and delay

51 Noting or protest of bill

52 Duties of holder as regards drawee or acceptor

53 Funds in hands of drawee

54 Liability of acceptor

55 Liability of drawer or indorser

56 Stranger signing bill liable as indorser

57 Measure of damages against parties to dishonoured bill

58 Transferor and transferee by delivery

59 Payment in due course

60 Banker paying on demand draft bearing forged indorsement

61 Where acceptor the holder at maturity

62 Holder may waive his rights

63 Cancellation

64 Alteration of bill

65 Acceptance for honour supra protest

66 Liability of acceptor for honour

67 Presentation to acceptor for honour

68 Payment for honour supra protest

69 Holder's right to duplicate of lost bill

70 Action on lost bill

71 Rules as to sets

72 Law governing contracts contained in a bill

73 Cheque defined

74 Presentment of cheques for payment

75 Revocation of banker's authority

76 General and special crossings defined

77 Crossing by drawer or after issue

78 Crossing to be deemed a material part of cheque

79 Duties of banker as to crossed cheques

80 Protection to banker and drawer where cheque is crossed

81 Effect of the words “Not negotiable”

82  [Repealed]

83 Branch banks deemed independent banks for certain purposes

84 Promissory note defined

85 Delivery necessary

86 Joint and several notes

87 Note payable on demand

88 Presentment of note for payment

89 Liability of maker

90 Application of Part 1 to notes

91 Good faith

92 Signature

93 Computation of time

94 When noting equivalent to protest

95 Protest when notary not accessible

96 Bill drawn at sight to be deemed a bill payable on demand

97  [Repealed]

98 Saving