indorsed note
indorsed note 经背书的本票 已由收款人〔payee〕或由收款人和前手被背书人〔prior indorsee〕背书的本票〔promissory note〕。
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goldsmiths’ notes
goldsmiths’ notes. Hist. Bankers’ cash notes; promissory notes given by bankers to customers as acknowledg-ments of the receipt of money. • This term derives from the London banking business, which originally was transacted by goldsmiths.
bill and note broker
bill and note broker 票据经纪人 汇票〔bill of exchange〕和本票〔promissory note〕交易的中间人。
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lift
lift v. (1)举起；提起 (2)清偿；赎取 例如to「lift」a promissory note，指本票的支付或以其它借据取代。 (3)解除；撤销 例如to「lift the bar」of the statute of limitations, or of an estoppel，即指以必要的行为或承诺消除诉讼时效或不容否认的障碍。
counterfeiting
counterfeiting, n. The unlawful forgery, copying, or imitation of an item, esp. money or a negotiable instrument (such as a security or promissory note) or other officially issued item of value (such as a postage stamp), or the unauthorized possession of such an item, with the intent to deceive or defraud by claiming or passing
bill of debt
A debt instrument, such as a bill obligatory or promissory note. [Cases: Bills and Notes 28. C.J.S. Bills and Notes; Letters of Credit §§ 2–3, 7–9, 12, 22, 75.]
comaker
comaker. One who participates jointly in borrowing money on a promissory note; esp., one who acts as surety under a note if the maker defaults. — Also termed cosigner. Cf. MAKER. [Cases: Bills and Notes 48, 118. C.J.S. Bills and Notes; Letters of Credit §§ 23, 80–82.]
cédula
cédula (say-doo-lah). [Spanish] Spanish law. 1. An official document used to identify someone; an identity card. 2. A promissory note. 3. A summons; specif., a citation requiring a fugitive to appear in court to face criminal charges. • The citation is usu. affixed to the fugitive’s door. 4. Hist. A decree of the Spanish Crown;