Fix Payment Diploma For Free

To sum up, 'payment in due course' implies payment (i) according to the apparent tenor of the instrument at or after maturity (ii) in good faith and without negligence (iii) in money (or by cheque if acceptable to the holder) (iv) to a person who is legally entitled to the instrument and is in possession of the same.

When the instrument is payable to bearer, HDC refers to any person who becomes its possessor for value, before the amount becomes overdue. On the other hand, when the instrument is payable to order, HDC may mean any person who became endorsee or payee of the negotiable instrument, before it matures.

If you paid for an individual course or a Coursera Plus subscription, you can request a refund within two weeks of your payment. You can't get a refund if you've already earned a Course Certificate or if two weeks have already passed.

When you complete all courses in a Specialization and earn a Specialization Certificate, your payments will end automatically, as explained here. All the best.

For example, a banker makes the payment of a postdated cheque. In this case, payment made by the banker is not in accordance with the apparent tenor of the instrument (i.e. payment made before the date apparent on the instrument).

Holder in Due Course is a legal term to describe the person who has received a negotiable instrument in good faith and is unaware of any prior claim, or that there is a defect in the title of the person who negotiated it. For example; a third-party check is a holder in due course.

You will be getting a certificate on completion of the course. But, almost all of the courses ask for money from the users for the certificate and access to assignments and quizzes. You can apply for financial aid if you want the certificate and course materials for free. There is also a 7-day trial and audit option.