Small bill- like a dollar bill or maybe a five or ten or whatever small bills are in that countries currency. Small is relative but denominations on the lower end of the spectrum can all be considered small.
yes!! but it depends how much "writing" is on the note.. so a whole note covered in ink will not be accepted whereas a note with say a small note on it like £200 or a name will be accepted.
If looking for a way 2 make money operating a small business , coonsider starting ur own copy or printing business
what options do we have? we sold a small business with equipment, carry the note for the full amount and never got money from the buyers, now they closed the business and are selling to someone else, I don"t have any money to go hire a lawyer and get legal help. what should I do?
A banana note is a note of Japanese invasion money.
Debit note is money being taken out Credit note is money being brought in
note money,coins money.
On £20 note money,there is a building in the background.The picture is the bank of England,so it represents British money.
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A paper note that a borrower promises to repay money in a certain length of time is called a promissory note. A bank loan is a type of promissory note. Individuals can also use this type of note when someone owes them money.
Debit Note - Money being taken out such as invoiced or charged Credit Note - Money being given back such as refund or over payment.
If you continue to receive payments, then all you can do is ask if they can increase the amount so that it pays off quicker. You could also ask the person to take out a loan and pay you with that, this way they can pay back the bank - not you. Without an IOU or note, you can still win in court. You just need evidence that you loaned the money, evidence that they are making payments (they wouldn't be making payments for fun, a judge will know that they owe you money) and anything else that will help your case. If it is too much for small claims, then keep receiving payments until it is small enough. Just some ideas, good luck. Side note: never lend out money without a promisary note and payment plan. It is best to just not lend money out at all, but if you must do it, then do it the right way so you don't end up in this situation.
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