The endorsee of a commercial acceptance bill refers to the person who holds and transfers the commercial acceptance bill. The endorsee needs to endorse at the endorsement place, sign in the blank space on the back of the bill and indicate the date and amount of acceptance. If the endorsee intends to transfer a commercial acceptance bill, he may fill in the name, address and endorsement date of the transferee in the endorsement on the back of the bill, and indicate the transfer amount and date under the signature of the endorser. Commercial acceptance bill is an important form of check, which has certain legal effect and commercial credit guarantee function and is widely used in commercial trade and financial transactions. Endorsement of commercial acceptance bills is one of the important circulation means, which can promote the flow of commercial funds and the smooth capital chain.
Does the endorsement of commercial acceptance bills need to be handled at the notary office? Endorsement of a commercial acceptance bill usually does not need to be handled in a notary office, just sign and date the bill. However, if important business or large-sum capital transactions are involved, both parties may consider endorsing or signing relevant contracts in the notary office to increase the legal effect and credit guarantee of the transactions.
Endorsement of commercial acceptance bills is one of the important means of their circulation. When endorsing, you should sign in the blank space on the back of the bill, indicate the date and amount of acceptance, and transfer the endorsement according to the actual demand. At the same time, the rational use of commercial acceptance bills and attention to their operational norms and legal provisions can effectively promote commercial transactions and capital circulation.
Legal basis:
Article 37 of the People's Republic of China (PRC) Negotiable Instruments Law * * * After the endorser has endorsed the negotiable instrument, he shall be responsible for ensuring the acceptance and payment of the instrument held by his successor. If the bill is not accepted or paid, the endorser shall pay off the amount and expenses stipulated in Articles 70 and 71 of this Law to the holder.