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No presentment for payment is necessary, and the instrument shall be deemed to be dishonoured at the due date for presentment, in any of the following cases: (a) If the maker, drawee or acceptor intentionally prevents the presentment of the instrument; or if the instrument being payable at his place of business, he closes such place on a bus...
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