negotiable instrument
negotiable instrument 流通票据；可转让票据；流通证券；可转让证券 指具有以下特征的书面单证：１由出票人签章；２载有无条件支付特定金额的承诺或指示；３见票即付或在特定时间付款；４向持票人或依指示付款。具体主要包括汇票、本票、银行支票、存单及其他流通证券。
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negotiable bond
A bond that can be transferred from the original holder to another. [Cases: Bonds 74.]
nonnegotiable bill of lading
nonnegotiable bill of lading. See straight bill of lading under BILL OF LADING.
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issuing negotiable instrument
issuing negotiable instrument 签发可流通票据 将形式上完整的可流通票据第一次交付给某人持有的行为或过程。被交付给最初受款人的票据被认为是「已签发的」票据，而不是「已流通的」票据。
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nonnegotiable bill of lading
nonnegotiable bill of lading 不可转让提单 指货物应运交提单中所指定的人的提单，即记名提单。 (→straight bill of lading)
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negotiable instrument
A written instrument that (1) is signed by the maker or drawer, (2) includes an unconditional promise or order to pay a specified sum of money, (3) is payable on demand or at a definite time, and (4) is payable to order or to bearer. UCC § 3-104(a). — Also termed negotiable paper; negotiable note.
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negotiable order of withdrawal
negotiable order of withdrawal. A negotiable instrument (such as a check) payable on demand and issued against funds deposited with a financial institution. — Abbr. NOW.
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negotiable document of title
A document of title that actually stands for the goods it covers, so that any transfer of the goods requires a surrender of the document. UCC § 7-104(a). [Cases: Bills and Notes 151; Warehousemen 15. C.J.S. Bills and Notes; Letters of Credit § 131; Warehousemen and Safe Depositaries § 36.]
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Negotiable Instruments Act/NIA
Negotiable Instruments Act/NIA 〈美〉《流通票据法》 旨在规范流通票据的一部统一法，1896年由全国统一州法委员会公布，并陆续为各州采纳。目前，在有些州，该法被《统一商法典》〔U.C.C.〕取代。
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nonnegotiable
nonnegotiable, adj. 1. (Of an agreement or term) not subject to change (the kidnapper’s demands were nonnegotiable). 2. (Of an instrument or note) incapable of transferring by indorsement or delivery. Cf. NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENT . [Cases: Bills and Notes 144. C.J.S. Bills and Notes; Letters of Credit §§ 127, 129–130, 143.]