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UNCITRAL Convention on International Bills of Exchange and International Promissory Notes, 1988
United Nations (UN)
copy @ Lex Mercatoria
1. A necessary or optional presentment for acceptance is dispensed with if:
(a) The drawee is dead, or no longer has the power freely to deal with his assets by reason of his insolvency, or is a fictitious person, or is a person not having capacity to incur liability on the instrument as an acceptor; or
(b) The drawee is a corporation, partnership, association or other legal entity which has ceased to exist.
2. A necessary presentment for acceptance is dispensed with if:
(a) A bill is payable on a fixed date, and presentment for acceptance cannot be effected before or on that date due to circumstances which are beyond the control of the holder and which he could neither avoid nor overcome; or
(b) A bill is payable at a fixed period after sight, and presentment for acceptance cannot be effected within one year of its date due to circumstances which are beyond the control of the holder and which he could neither avoid nor overcome.
3. Subject to paragraphs`1 and`2 of this article, delay in a necessary presentment for acceptance is excused, but presentment for acceptance is not dispensed with, if the bill is drawn with a stipulation that it must be presented for acceptance within a stated time-limit, and the delay in presentment for acceptance is caused by circumstances which are beyond the control of the holder and which he could neither avoid nor overcome. When the cause of the delay ceases to operate, presentment must be made with reasonable diligence.
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