If a debt or obligation is due and no payment date is set, it is payable on demand. However, the claim must be made within a reasonable time, because after many years there will be a presumption that the bill of exchange has been paid; But like other assumptions, it can be refuted by proving that the bill remains unpaid. Where payment of a debt secured by a promissory note or other instrument is required, the party presenting the debt or instrument should be prepared to deliver the debt or instrument against payment. If it is lost or destroyed, compensation should be offered. In certain ex delicto cases, it is necessary to request restitutio in integrum before lodging an appeal. Here are a few examples: 1. Noun, singular or mass Employees with a talent for helping a business grow and move forward are in demand in competing companies. 2nd verb, non-3. Singular person presents Frequent exposure to salt water, sun and wind requires the use of a wire that is as strong as possible. A claim is a strong assertion that presupposes that there is no doubt as to its legal force and effect. It is an authoritative request.
A demand for money is a request for a fixed sum of money arising from an agreement or contract. Commercial paper is often payable on demand or immediately on demand. A legal claim is a claim made by a legally authorized person and is reasonable in terms of form, time and place. 1) v. to claim as a need, demand or claim, as required in the payment or performance of a contract. In an action for payment of a debt or for execution of an act, the plaintiff (plaintiff) must argue that he demanded payment or enforcement. 2) n. a claim, such as a request for unrestricted payment or any other action. and (3) the amount claimed by a claimant (usually in writing) during negotiations to resolve a dispute. 4) Adj. with reference to a bill of exchange, payable at any time when a request for payment is made. REQUEST, exercise.
A request or request from one person to another to do a particular thing. 2. Complaints are express or implied. In many cases, an explicit request must be made before bringing an action, some of which are discussed below; In other cases, an implied claim is all that the law requires, and bringing an action in these cases is sufficient claim. 1 Saund. 33, note 2.3. A claim is often necessary to secure a man`s rights, both in actions arising from contracts and in actions based on tort. It is also necessary if it is a question of disobeying the party for failure to comply with a court order. 4.-1. Whether a claim is required before the plaintiff can bring an action under a contract depends on express or implied agreements between the parties. In the case of the sale of real estate, payable for example on delivery, a claim must be made and proven at trial before bringing an action for non-delivery, unless it can be proven that the seller made himself incapable by reselling and transferring the property to another person. or otherwise.
1 East, R. 204 5 T. R. 409; 10 East, r. 359; 5 B. & ald. 712 2 Bibb, 280 Hardin, 79; 1 verm. 25; 5 Cowen, p. 516. 16 Fair 453; 6 Fair 61 4 Fair 474; 3 Bibb, 85; 3 laps. 556; 5 Munf.
No. 1; 2 Green. 308; 9 John. 361; 6 Hill, N. Y. Rep. 297. 5. According to the same principles, a request for a general promise of marriage is required, unless it is not necessary because the contracting party marries another person, which renders him unable to perform his contract, or refuses to marry at any time. 2 Dow. and Ry.
65X 1 puppy. Public relations. 57, footnotes (n) and 438, note (e) 6. A rent claim must always be made before a new school year due to non-payment of rent. Empty re-entered. 7. If a bill of exchange is made and no date of payment is specified, it is payable immediately. 8 John. R. 374; 5 Cowen, r. 516 1 Conn.
R. 404; 1 Bibb, r. 164; 1 Black. No. 233. 8. There are cases where a claim is not originally necessary, but becomes so by the action of the debtor. On a promissory note, no express request for payment is required before a claim is brought, but if the debtor offers the amount due to the creditor on the bill of exchange, this becomes necessary before it is introduced.
an action for payment from the debtor; And that should be exactly the amount that is offered. 1 campb. 181 Id. 474; 1 Strong. R. 323; 2 C.E. L. R. 409. 9. If a debt or obligation is due and no date of payment is fixed, it is payable on demand. In omnibus obligationibus in quibus dies non ponitur, presenti die debitur.
Jac. Introd. 62; 7 T. R. 427 Barn. and Cr. 157. However, the request must be made within a reasonable time, because after twenty years the presumption arises that the bill of exchange has been paid; But like other hypotheses, it can be refuted by proving that the bill remains unpaid. 5 Esp.
R. 52 1 D. & R. 16 Byles on Bills, 169. (10) If payment is required of a debt secured by a promissory note or other instrument, the party making the payment shall be prepared to deliver the debenture or deed against payment. If it is lost or destroyed, compensation should be offered. 2 taunts. 61; 3 taunts.
397; 5 taunts. 10 years 6 Mass. R. 524; 7 R. Mass 483; 13 Mass. R. 557; 11 wheat. R. 171; 4 verm. No.
313; 7 Gill & Johns. 78 3 Whart. No. 116; 12 Selection. R. 132 17 Mass. 449. 11.-2.
In certain ex delicto cases, it is necessary to request restitutio in integrum before lodging an appeal.