Article 14 of People's Republic of China (PRC)'s Negotiable Instruments Law: The items recorded on a negotiable instrument shall be true and shall not be forged or altered. Whoever forges or alters the signature and other recorded items on a bill shall bear legal responsibility.
Forged or altered signatures on a bill of exchange shall not affect the validity of other authentic signatures on a bill of exchange. If other items recorded on the bill are changed, the signer before the change shall be responsible for the original items recorded; The changed signatory shall be responsible for the changed recorded items; If it is impossible to distinguish whether a bill of exchange is signed before or after alteration, it shall be deemed to be signed before alteration.
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Precautions:
1, when writing the receipt, be sure to count the exact amount of money collected to be accurate.
2. If it is collected for others, the words on behalf of others should be used in the title, and the words collected by myself should be used at the end of the article.
3. The language of the receipt is generally simple, and the length is often short and pithy. Don't change. Numbers should be capitalized.
4. If both borrowers and borrowers are worried that writing receipts is illegal and does not comply with relevant laws, it is best to find someone with professional knowledge to help them write receipts. Regarding the type, composition and matters needing attention of the receipt, or if you want to ask a lawyer to check whether the receipt is correct, you should ask a lawyer for guidance in time.
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