PAY OFF Your MORTGAGE or any Bank Debt In 14 Days Using These Court-Ordered Security Instruments TODAY!
Negotiable money instruments include two main types: An order to pay (encompasses drafts, CAP securities, Contract Agreements, checks) and promises to pay (promissory notes, CAP Credit Agreement Securities, and CD’s). The four main types of negotiable money instruments are: Checks – Written orders directing a bank to pay a specific amount from the account holder to a […]
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There have been numerous court cases involving bills of exchange over the years, both in the United States and in other countries. Here are a few examples: Hamlin v. Pitkin (1861): In this case, the Supreme Court of the United States held that a bill of exchange, properly drawn and accepted, is a valid and
For letting the BANKS, CORPORATIONS, GOVERNMENT, and their BAR BUSINESS COURTS control you, your family, and your life? You the people are the Creator of the Government and yet you do nothing but vote on foreign agents in CONGRESS and the SENATE of an imaginary COUNTRY called the UNITED STATES INCORPORATED. Starting with the Second
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When this type of language appears in the promissory note (i.e. John Borrower promises to pay to the order of James Lender the sum of…) You, the person signing the note (called the maker and CREDITOR as a registered Private banker at PBNBA.com as funding your own loan) is agreeing that you will repay the money
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A personal promissory note is an oral or written promise to pay money to someone or to do something in the future.
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