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promissory note
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promissory note

Written promise to pay on demand, or at a fixed future time, a specific sum of money to a named person or bearer. Like a cheque, it is negotiable if endorsed by the payee. A commercial paper is a form of promissory note that can be bought and sold. These forms of payment are usually issued by large corporations at times when credit is otherwise difficult to obtain. It is often those who are inferior credit risks who are asked to sign promissory notes.



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To raise funds for its operations, the Farmers' Cooperative of Arkansas and Oklahoma sold uncollateralized demand promissory notes to investors.
A demand promissory note evidencing such receivables financing has been issued by SNCM and SNHC and such note is guaranteed by SNMHC.
Under the terms of the debt settlement agreement, the creditors have entered into demand promissory notes with the Company, which are due December 31, 2005.
 
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