Issuing a bill means recording the legal content and signing it.

Issuing a bill consists of two acts, one is issuing the bill, and the other is delivering the bill. Issuing the bill means recording the legal content and signing the bill, and delivering the bill means taking the bill out of one's possession based on one's own will. others.

Issue and delivery are the actions of the drawer. Therefore, although the endorser and other parties related to the bill also deliver the bill to others, their delivery behavior is not the issuance of the bill. The issuance of the bill must be based on the intention of the drawer. If the bill of exchange issued is stolen, it cannot be counted as issued.

Issue generally refers to the complete recording of the legally required items on the bill of exchange, but the delivery of the blank bill is still the issue of the bill by the drawer. Generally speaking, if there is proof to the contrary, the bill held by the holder The bill of exchange is deemed to have been obtained by delivery.