Promissory+note
101judgment note — A promissory note (also called cognovit note) embodying an authorization to an attorney, or to a designated attorney, or to the holder, or the clerk of the court, to enter an appearance for the maker and confess a judgment against him for a sum… …
102coupon note — A promissory note with coupons attached, the coupons being notes for the interest, written at the bottom of the note and designed to be cut off when the notes are presented for payment or paid. Williams v Moody, 95 Ga 8, 11. See coupon; coupon… …
103municipal note — noun a municipal debt instrument with a maturity of less than 2 years • Hypernyms: ↑note, ↑promissory note, ↑note of hand …
104cognovit note — (ˈ)käg|nōvə̇t noun Etymology: Latin cognovit, literally, he has acknowledged 1. : a note authorizing an attorney to confess judgment 2. a. : a note indicating that its maker acknowledges a debt b. in some jurisdictions …
105Installment Note — An installment note is a form of promissory note calling for payment of both principal and interest in specified amounts, or specified minimum amounts, at specific time intervals. This periodic reduction of principal amortizes the loan …
106time note — A name used to describe a promissory note used for closed end transactions that do not require any principal to be repaid until the maturity of the note. Interest may or may not be due periodically prior to maturity. Time notes are usually for… …
107bank note — bank′note n. bus a promissory note, payable on demand, issued by an authorized bank and intended to circulate as money • Etymology: 1685–95 …
108demand note — A promissory note that is payable at the request of the holder as opposed to a note due on a certain date, on the performance of a particular action, or by installments …
109sight note — / saɪt nəυt/ noun a demand note, a promissory note which must be paid when it is presented …
110indorsed note — A promissory note endorsed by the payee or by payee and prior endorsee. See approved endorsed note …
