Bill rights, also called rights on bills, refer to the holder's payment obligations to the bill acceptor, promissory note payer, and check holder upon presentation of the bill, exercise of the right to request payment of the bill amount, and no payment if no payment is received Acceptance or another exercise of the right to reciprocate without payment due. which of the following are rights that do not belong to the bill? ['The bearer presents the bill and asks the bill acceptor to grant the time limit for payment.', "The holder's right to change the note without the consent of the invoicer.", 'The bearer presents the note and requires the holder of the check to exercise the right to pay.', "The holder's right to recourse within the prescribed time limit if he has not received the due payment."]