promissory note

We understand that, given Saddam's history, more is required from him than just a promissory note.

"You mean all you're offering is to return that promissory note?"

The promissory note interest rate is set by the lender.

"It's as though someone put a gun to my head and asked me to sign a promissory note," he said.

The Promissory note still remains unpaid even after 75 years.

"Due to complications, I have not yet brought the promissory notes."

The campaign still has not filed a copy of the promissory notes.

The community development district has issued two promissory notes to cover costs.

Instead, he simply examined the promissory notes; turned about and pulled the door of the safe.

A promissory note is a written agreement to pay back a loan with a certain amount of interest.

So it went with other securities and contracts, until they came to promissory notes.

Sit down there, you baby, and write out a promissory note."

She then got revenge by forging his name on a promissory note.

Suddenly, all those casual promissory notes of years gone by are overdue.

As Williams (1978) pointed out, such statements are nothing more than promissory notes.

He lent money to any needy student and never required a promissory note.

Yes, they should have these, too, for promissory notes.

The customer's obligation may have been converted to a promissory note.

He apparently received nothing more than a promissory note.

Those without funds were required to sign promissory notes.

As of two months ago, about $18.8 billion in promissory notes had been issued.

Promissory notes, or commercial papers, are also issued to provide capital to businesses.

These were promissory notes issued directly by the government.

In addition, the court found that a promissory note is not necessarily a cash equivalent.

An individual may take his promissory notes or bills of exchange to the bank for discount.