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promissory note
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Promissory note
Written pledge to pay.
Promissory Note
A written promise made by one party to make a stated payment in full by a certain date. A promissory note is a binding, legal contract.
promissory note
See note.
promissory note

A binding contract—promise—to pay a definite sum of money to someone upon specified terms and conditions.
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