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Demand

demand. 1) v. to claim as a need, requirement or entitlement, as in to demand payment or performance under a contract. In a lawsuit for payment of a debt or performance of an act, the party suing (plaintiff) should allege that he/she/it demanded payment or performance. 2) n

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Bee T'eye
Bee T'eye
Jul 25, 2022

What is a Imprest Fund? An imprest fund is a small amount of cash that is set aside for use in paying for incidental expenses. The fund is typically stored in a box or drawer, and is controlled by a custodian who has the authority to make payments. When a payment is made, the custodian hands out cash and replaces it with a voucher that states the purpose of the payment. When the amount of cash in the fund is drawn down to a low level, additional cash is forwarded to it from the company's central accounting system, and the vouchers are used to prepare a journal entry that charges the disbursements to expense.

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Moore:E-Beneficiary
Moore:E-Beneficiary
Jul 20, 2022

https://www.courts.wa.gov/subsite/mjc/docs/DOJDearColleague.pdf

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Zenobia Turmon
Zenobia Turmon
Jul 10, 2022

As a student asking for educational purposes for myself. During the indorse process I faced a eviction notice for court what would be the best ACTS to go over ?

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Zenobia Turmon
Zenobia Turmon
Jul 11, 2022
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Thank you king yes I have the instrument sent they ignored that which in court I will use they denied my promise to pay and I have a copy of the promissory note I sent they responded with a eviction notice so I will use all materials in court

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