0 a document that contains a promise to pay a stated amount of money to a stated person either on a fixed date or when the money is demanded --
1 a legal document that contains a promise to pay a stated amount of money to a stated person either on a fixed date or when the money is demanded: --
Indeed, there is a feeling in some quarters that this may be a promissory note which may never be honoured.
This, therefore, rules out the single stamp from being treated as a promissory note.
My final observation is that we are building up a considerable promissory note on regulations and codes of practice.
How, in any case, do you assess the value of a "dubious form of promissory note"?
If that were not so, obviously it would be unnecessary to add to the promissory note the security of the mortgaged premises.
I was acting for a man who had been sued on a promissory note by a moneylender.
To be more specific, is he referring to an international agreement giving a promissory note in the event of catastrophe?
It must be very tempting to draw in money in return for a promissory note and leave it to one's successor to pay the cheque.
