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a written evidence of the existence of credit contract entered into between the aeditor and debtor. It is a written agreement evidencing the existence of debt that gives a legal claim to the creditor against the debtor.
credit instrument
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those pass from one hand to another hand without question as to their source and possess the characteristics of money.
unlimited acceptability
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those whose acceptance depend on the credit standing of the issuer or maker.
limited acceptability
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refers to the order of a person to second person to pay a third person a certain sum of money on demand or at a determinable future time.
order to pay
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contain the promise of one person to pay another a certain sum of money on demand or at a determinable future time.
promises to pay
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an order of a depositor to his bank to pay a certain sum of money to a third party or himself on demand. This Is subject for payment.
check
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a cheek payable to the order of specified individual or company or to the bearer of the instruments.
order or bearer check
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a type of cheque that is payable to the person who possesses it, without any restrictions or conditions.
bearer cheque
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a type of cheque that is payable only to the person or organization indicated on the cheque. The payee must endorse the cheque by signing it on the back before it can be cashed or deposited.
order cheque
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a check that cannot be presented to the bank for cash payment but to be deposited in the account of the payee in his bank. It is easily recognized by the presence of two (2) parallel lines on the top left-hand corner of the check.
crossed check
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a check which has been certified by the bank official as to the sufficiency of funds covering the amount on the face of the check. The word certified is stamped on the face of the check within the signature of the certifier.
certified check
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the bank's order to pay drawn upon ltsetf & signed by the cashier/ manager payable to the person or firm designated by the depositor.
cashier's/manager's check
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a check which is issued by the drawer showing a future date, hence it should not be presented for payment before the date it bears , nor will it be acceptable for deposit.
post-dated check
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a check which is not presented to the bank for cash payments nor deposited to the payee's account after six (6) months from the date it bears. It is a six-month old check.
stale check
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a form of check that is not drawn on any particular bank it is payable anywhere throughout the world.
traveler's check
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used by a depositor who wishes to withdraw all his money from his account but whose check booklet has been exhaust
counter check
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a check which has no sufficient funds.
bouncing check
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checks that are drawn on a particular bank branch only.
bank "on-us" checks
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these are drawn against other banks within the locality.
local clearing checks
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these are checks drawn aginst banks in provinces with BSP regional clearing.
regional clearing checks
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these are checks drawn against banks branches in Manila with BSP with BSP clearing.
manila clearing checks
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are orders to pay and are drawn by a drawer against a drawee to pay a third party, a certain sum of money on demand or at a future determinable time. These are orders to pay that are subject for acceptance.
draft
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may either be a bank order or postal money order
money order
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when the order is drawn by a bank to another bank to pay a specified payee.
bank money order
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when the order is from one post office to another post office to pay a specified payee.
postal money order
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an order of a bank to another bank or the depositor to his bank to pay a third person a definite sum of money.
bank draft
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an order drawn by a seller on the buyer or another business firm to pay a certain sum of money to bearer or o a third party on demand or at a fixed future time.
commercial draft
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a draft which is payable at sight or upon presentation of the draft by the holder.
sight/demand draft
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a draft wherein the order to pay sets a definite determinable future time for payment.
time draft
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originally a draft presented for acceptance to the drawee and when the drawee accepts the it becomes now an acceptance, hence, the drawee is now liable for the payment of the draft at maturity.
acceptance
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an order of the seller on the buyer to pay a certain sum of money at a stipulated future time. If the buyer accepts the terms, he annotates the draft with the word accepted across its face together with his signature & the date of acceptance.
trade acceptance
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when an order to pay is presented to a bank for its acceptance. If the bank accepts the terms, the word accepted is stamped on the face of the instrument & it will be signed and stamped with the date of acceptance.
bankers' acceptance
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contain the promise of one person to pay another a certain sum of money on demand or at a determinable future time.
promises to pay