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Legalgirl
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- United Kingdom
hello
I have a question regarding promissory notes.
This is the situation: a promissory note has been signed between two individuals, the borrower and the lender. The borrower at the time didn't check if the amount stated was actually correct.
Now that the amount would have been due the total amount was checked and only a small percentage was actually correct. Is there a way out of the promissory note? Is there a paragraph that states, that bills have to be provided in order to proof the amount stated in the promissory note?
in short: does there need to be proof (such as bills, invoices etc) that the amount stated is correct in the promissory note?
thank you!
I have a question regarding promissory notes.
This is the situation: a promissory note has been signed between two individuals, the borrower and the lender. The borrower at the time didn't check if the amount stated was actually correct.
Now that the amount would have been due the total amount was checked and only a small percentage was actually correct. Is there a way out of the promissory note? Is there a paragraph that states, that bills have to be provided in order to proof the amount stated in the promissory note?
in short: does there need to be proof (such as bills, invoices etc) that the amount stated is correct in the promissory note?
thank you!