acknowledgement of debt

"Then I want a written acknowledgement of debt for the full amount, binding on your estate in the event of your death."

The mortgage bond provides identification of the parties and property, and an unconditional acknowledgement of debt.

Keynes noted that money is a spontaneous acknowledgement of debt, which is entered into the bank's ledger in a two-sided operation.

This form of acceptance is a legal acknowledgement of debt which provides a measure of security to the bill's holder, as legal procedures exist in most countries to recover money due on a bill.

Therefore Paris refused to grant Hanoi new credits until the situation in the South clarifies and until Hanoi or Saigon makes a preliminary acknowledgement of debts contracted by the Thieu government.

Each began: "I acknowledge that I am fully aware of the danger and the illegality..." Then he typed an acknowledgement of debt for Riccardo to sign and called Job and the chef to witness the signature.

The New Zealand Farmers Union established the "New Zealand Sheep Owners Acknowledgement of Debt to British Seamen Fund", from farmers' wool-clip earnings and from 1921 funds were distributed to dependents in England.

In New Zealand, Edward Newman, Member of Parliament, encouraged the establishment of the "New Zealand Sheep Owners Acknowledgement of Debt to British Seamen Fund", to support relatives of British seamen that died during the war.

"It is the essence of the doctrine of provisional sentence," the court held in that case, "that the acknowledgement of debt or the undertaking to pay should be clear and certain on the face of the document itself, and that no extrinsic evidence should be required to establish the indebtedness."