Studies in Civics 8 3
Studies in Civics 8 3
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--William Jones. 4. When he comes of age, I promise to pay John Smith onehundred dollars. --William Jones. 5. March 5, 1890, I promise to pay onehundred dollars. --William Jones. 6. One year after date, I promise to payto John Smith one hundred dollars. --William Jones. 7. Mankato, Minn. , December 11, 1888. One year after date I promise to pay John Smith onehundred dollars. 8. On the death of his father, I promise to pay JohnSmith one hundred dollars. --William Jones. 9. On March 5, 1890, I, W...illiamJones, promise to pay John Smith one hundred dollars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--William Jones. 4. When he comes of age, I promise to pay John Smith onehundred dollars. --William Jones. 5. March 5, 1890, I promise to pay onehundred dollars. --William Jones. 6. One year after date, I promise to payto John Smith one hundred dollars. --William Jones. 7. Mankato, Minn. , December 11, 1888. One year after date I promise to pay John Smith onehundred dollars. 8. On the death of his father, I promise to pay JohnSmith one hundred dollars. --William Jones. 9. On March 5, 1890, I, W...illiamJones, promise to pay John Smith one hundred dollars.
How many parties may there be to a note? How many, at least, must therebe? As between them, must there be consideration to make it binding? Mustthe words "for value received" appear on the note? A note being acontract, what things are necessary to make it binding? Write two validnotes in different forms. Write a negotiable note transferable withoutindorsement. A note transferable by indorsement. Which is safer to carryin the pocket? Why?
What to read after Studies in Civics 8 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James T Mccleary to read onlineMoreLess
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