Bills of Exchange: Old Law, Real Consequences
Bills of exchange still carry serious liability. Ignoring them creates real risk.
2 CPD units July 21, 2026 1 presenter
What will set you apart
By completing this course you will gain the following competencies
- What a bill of exchange is
- Who is legally bound
- How liability transfers
- What dishonour means
- Enforcement consequences
- Why they still matter
Event breakdown
- Definition and purpose
- Parties involved
- Transfer and endorsement
- Dishonour and liability
- Enforcement
- Common misunderstandings
- Risk exposure
- Practical relevance
Category: Law and ComplianceType: CPD CourseCPD category: Other
Description
Bills of exchange are often ignored because they seem outdated. That mistake becomes costly when payment fails and liability follows. This session explains why these instruments still have legal force and how responsibility moves between parties. Understanding this avoids unexpected exposure and disputes.
Presenters
Heynes Kotze — Heynes Kotze is the Head of Legal Services at CIBA and an admitted attorney of the High Court with rights of appearance in the superior courts. With extensive experience in litigation and legal advisory roles, Heynes specialises in guiding professionals through complex regulatory compliance (including FIC requirements) before issues arise. He is known for his creative problem-solving, helping firms turn compliance challenges into practical opportunities for growth.
You will earn a certificate
On successful completion you will receive a certificate for 2 CPD units in Other.
Requirements
- Laptop, desktop, or mobile device with internet access
- Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Safari, or Firefox browser