Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Amendment Act 2024
Sch 7Definition of bearer negotiable instrument
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Schedule 7—Definition of bearer negotiable instrument
1 Section 17
17 Bearer negotiable instruments
(1) A bearer negotiable instrument is an instrument that is one of the following that is payable to bearer:
(a) a bill of exchange;
(b) a cheque;
(c) a promissory note;
(d) a bearer bond;
(e) a traveller’s cheque;
(f) a money order, postal order or similar order;
(g) a negotiable instrument not covered by any of the above paragraphs.
(2) Without limiting subsection (1), an instrument is payable to bearer if the instrument:
(a) is endorsed without restriction; or
(b) does not express a payee; or
(c) is payable to a fictitious person; or
(d) is otherwise in such form that title to the instrument passes on delivery.