国际结算练习一

国贸互认本Fill in the following blank forms according to the given requisite items. 20091905017(1) date: 23 July, 2002 牛成诚 amount: USD 35,000.50 tenor: At 30 days after sight drawer: George Anderson Inc., New York drawee: Irving Trust Co., New York payee: Brown and Thomas Inc. or order(2) date: 2 May, 2002 amount: GBP21,700.00 tenor: At 90 days after date drawer: Thomas Motor Inc., London drawee: Bank of Atlantic, London payee: the order of Thomas Motor Inc., London drawn clause: issuing bank: Bank of Atlantic, Londonissuing date: 23 Jan.2002 EXCHANG for USD 35,000.50, July 23, 2002, at thirty days after sight Pay this first Bill of Exchange (Second of same tenor and date unpaid) to the order of Brown and Thomas Inc .or order the sum of Thirty five thousand point five US dollars only Drawn To Irving Trust Co., For George Anderson Inc., New York New York (1) (2)EXCHANGE For GBP21, 700.00, May 2, 2002, at ninety days after date Pay this first Bill of Exchange(Second of same tenor and date unpaid) to the order of Thomas Motor Inc., London the sum of Twenty one thousand seven hundred pounds only Drawn Bank of Atlantic, London dated 23Jan, 2002 To Bank of Atlantic, For Thomas Motor Inc., London London Make your choice according to the following flowchart.Drawer payee the first transferee the second transferee bill bill as gift negotiated to D P C E goods clothes A drawee / acceptor1. C is a holder for value (holder in due course, holder for value)(正当票据人,对价持票人)2. If C negotiated the bill to E, E is a holder in due course (holder in due course, holder for value).3. If the bill is unpaid by A, E may (may, may not) claim from C. E may (may, may not) claim from P. E may (may, may not) claim from D. 4. Es title is (is, is not) superior to Cs.Es title is not (is, is not) superior to Ps.Cs title is (is, is not) superior to Ps. (第一受让人) the second drawer payee the first transferee transferee (承载账单) bearer bill (流通转让) stolen by C who sends it negotiates to D give value P as gift to E F (提供价值) C money Pickpocket(扒手)A：Drawee, acceptor 1. E is a holder in due course (holder in due course, holder for value).2. Es title is not (is, is not) better than his prior parties(前手), or his title is defective (complete, adefective).3. F is a holder for value (holder in due course, holder for value).4. Fs title is (is, is not) better than his prior parties.5. Being a holder in due course, F is a holder (holder, true owner) of the bill, but C is still the true owner (holder, true owner) of the bill, since he is the person in possession of a bill payable to bearer.6. The acceptor A pays the bill to F, the bill is (is, is not) discharged. the second drawer payee the first transferee transferee (背书) (伪造) order bill Ps endorsement forged by C who negotiates bill to E negotiates to D give value P E F C money money pickpocketA：Drawee, acceptor According to Bills of Exchange Act 1882, （持票人） (所有人)1. F is a holder for value (holder in due course, holder for value, holder, possessor).2. E is a holder for value (holder in due course, holder for value, holder, endorser).3. When the bill is delivered to P, P is a payee (a payee, an endorser).4. If acceptor A pays the bill to F before forged endorsement has been discovered, is the responsibility of the bill discharged by such payment? yes (Yes, No.)5. After forged endorsement was discovered, the true owner P cannot (can, cannot) force A to pay him again.6. A can not (can, cannot) recover from F the money he has paid.7. If F refunds A, he can (can, cannot) claim from E.8. If P discovers the lost bill in the hands of E, P does not have (has, does not have) the right to demand restoration of his title to the bill.According to Uniform Law for Bills of Exch