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22 - What is the name given to the person who is the debtor of the policy and will pay his debt with promissory notes when due? A) Drawer B) Addressee C) Reporter D) Bearer E) Beneficiary

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Chapter13: Auditing Debt, Equity, And Long-term Liabilities Requiring Management Estimates

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22 - What is the name given to the person who is the debtor of the policy and will pay his debt with promissory notes when due?
A) Drawer

B) Addressee

C) Reporter

D) Bearer

E) Beneficiary

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