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Chapter 4 Promissory noteand cheques 4.1 Promissory note 4.1.1 Definition of a promissory note 4.1.2 Parties of promissory note 4.1.3 Contents of a promissory note 4.1.4 Classification of promissory note 3.4 Liabilities of the Parties 3.5 The difference between a bill and a note 咀驯捶教瑞亲贫捧油爱嫂鳃跪狮泻昨豪棚呈法入君忙旺题忽续倒尊崭枪衫Chapter 4 Promissory noteand chequesChapter 4 Promissory noteand cheques 4.1.1 Definition of a promissory note UK Bills of Exchange Act of 1882, Article 83 A promissory note is an unconditional promise in writing made by one person to another, signed by the maker, engaging to pay on demand or at a fixed or determinable future time a sum certain in money to or to the order of a specified person or to bearer. 本票是出票人做成的一项无条件的书面自我支付承诺 燕嫉蒜惺圾硼哇卤翠粳皑蠢腹页镍睦叮殿脱耿宇润炕穆凌打友借掐吧掩章Chapter 4 Promissory noteand chequesChapter 4 Promissory noteand cheques 4.1.2 the Parties (1) Maker the principal debtor. Engaging to pay the promissory note within the tenor. (2 ) Payee Note: A promissory note can be endorsed in the same way as a bill of exchange or check. The endorser is liable to pay the promissory note or compensate the holder for non-payment provided that the necessary proceedings in dishonor have been taken. 莱虽蜜临铝贡路征托捂休凛四虹捻坊庸虏庆禹窖吭化豢暴死掖抨违鲍踞崔Chapter 4 Promissory noteand chequesChapter 4 Promissory noteand cheques 4.1.3 Contents of a promissory note 1.The word “promissory note” 2.An unconditional promise to pay 3.Payee or his order 4.Signature of the maker 5.Place and date of issue 6.Period of payment 7.A sum certain in money 8.Place of payment （6）我国票据法规定，本票自出票日起，付款期限最长不得超过2个月。 耳淮翔靳生澜刽居躇糖雕拎踢烙祥螺梨坷药藕午条细膨宋比邹沤内毛届恶Chapter 4 Promissory noteand chequesChapter 4 Promissory noteand cheques “Pay to the order of the Bank China the sum of thirty-five thousand US dollars.” is a valid Promissory note “Pay to the order of the Bank China the sum of thirty-five thousand US dollars when the ship ‘Dongfeng’ reaches the port of New York.” “We would be delighted if