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statuscvo [17]
3 years ago
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1. Zehra is an employee of Claire. It is payday, but Claire does not have the money to pay Zehra right away, so she signs a simp

le statement that says: "I owe Zehra $500 for her work this week." Claire then hands this paper to Zehra. This document is: a. A worthless piece of paper. b. A check. c. A negotiable instrument. d. A promissory note. e. An "I Owe You" - just evidence of a debt owed.
Business
1 answer:
ira [324]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

e. An "I Owe You" - just evidence of a debt owed.

Explanation:

AN IOU IS simply defined as a memorandum, promise or the acknoledgemet of an individual  to refund or pay a debt,it can be  signed  especially in a paper stating the specific amount owed and  usually bears the letters IOU (I OWE YOU).It  cannot be stated as the same as a  promissory note due to the fact that there is no direct expression of the promise to pay.

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