payment in acceptance
41non-acceptance — UK US noun [U] ► FINANCE a situation in which someone fails or refuses to make a payment that they have been asked to make: »If he does not accept the proposals for repayment, he must give on the form his reasons for non acceptance …
42banker's acceptance — n: a short term credit instrument issued by an importer s bank that guarantees payment of an exporter s invoice Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996 …
43qualified acceptance — One either conditional or partial, and which introduces a variation in the sum, mode, or place of payment. In contract law, an acceptance based on a variation of the terms of the offer and hence a counteroffer. In negotiable instruments, a… …
44qualified acceptance — One either conditional or partial, and which introduces a variation in the sum, mode, or place of payment. In contract law, an acceptance based on a variation of the terms of the offer and hence a counteroffer. In negotiable instruments, a… …
45special acceptance — An acceptance of a bill of exchange which specifies the place of payment. See qualified acceptance …
46trade acceptance — noun Date: 1916 a time draft or bill of exchange for the amount of a specific purchase drawn by the seller on the buyer, bearing the buyer s acceptance, and often noting the place of payment (as a bank) …
47trade acceptance — n. a bill of exchange or draft drawn upon the purchaser by the seller and accepted by the purchaser for payment at a specified time …
48giving in payment — In Louisiana law, a phrase (translating the Fr. dation en paiement ) which signifies the delivery and acceptance of real or personal property in satisfaction of a debt, instead of a payment in money. Civil Code La. art. 2655 et seq …
49giving in payment — In Louisiana law, a phrase (translating the Fr. dation en paiement ) which signifies the delivery and acceptance of real or personal property in satisfaction of a debt, instead of a payment in money. Civil Code La. art. 2655 et seq …
50banker's acceptance — noun Date: circa 1924 a short term credit instrument issued by an importer s bank that guarantees payment of an exporter s invoice …
