what is mean by Drawer ,Drawee and payer and payer
I need some examples with clear explanation
negotiable doubt help me
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This discussion clarifies the terms Drawer, Drawee, and Payer in the context of cheques and negotiable instruments. The Drawer is the person who writes and issues the cheque, while the Drawee is the person or entity on whom the cheque is drawn (often a bank). The Payer is the entity making the payment, which can sometimes be the bank itself. Examples are provided to illustrate these roles in typical financial scenarios.
X issued cheque to Y for some payment , here X is Drawer, Y is Drawee
1) Drawer means the person who draws a cheque
2) Drawee means the person on whom cheque has been drawn.
3) " A/c payee only " , is safest way to make a payment through cheque, we write on right hand side above on the cheque with cross , in this Case money will be credited to in drawee account only.
4) payer is person who pays money to drawee for example Bank .