Acceptor Supra Protest

Pronunciation: /əkˈsɛptər ˈsuprə ˈprəʊtɛst/

Definitions of acceptor supra protest

noun a person or entity who accepts a bill of exchange or promissory note for payment after it has been protested for non-payment by the original acceptor

Example Sentences

A1 An acceptor supra protest is a party who agrees to pay a bill of exchange after it has been protested by a notary.

A2 In certain countries, an acceptor supra protest is required to provide a written agreement to pay a bill of exchange that has been protested.

B1 The acceptor supra protest is legally obligated to honor the payment of a bill of exchange even after it has been protested.

B2 The acceptor supra protest must be notified of the protest within a certain period of time in order to be held liable for payment.

C1 The acceptor supra protest is a crucial role in international trade finance, ensuring that bills of exchange are honored even in case of protest.

C2 Dealing with acceptors supra protest requires a deep understanding of international banking laws and regulations.

Examples of acceptor supra protest in a Sentence

formal The bank agreed to act as the acceptor supra protest for the bill of exchange.

informal The bank said they would be the acceptor supra protest for the bill.

slang The bank is cool with being the acceptor supra protest for the bill.

figurative The bank is taking on the role of acceptor supra protest, no questions asked.

Grammatical Forms of acceptor supra protest

• past tense: accepted
• plural: acceptors
• comparative: more acceptor supra protest
• superlative: most acceptor supra protest
• present tense: acceptor supra protest
• future tense: will acceptor supra protest
• perfect tense: have accepted
• continuous tense: is accepting
• singular: acceptor supra protest
• positive degree: acceptor supra protest
• infinitive: to acceptor supra protest
• gerund: acceptor supra protesting
• participle: acceptor supra protested

Origin and Evolution of acceptor supra protest

First Known Use: 1600 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The term 'acceptor supra protest' originated in the field of international trade and finance, particularly in relation to bills of exchange and negotiable instruments.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to a party who accepts a bill of exchange after it has been protested for non-payment, the term has evolved to encompass a wider range of financial transactions and legal contexts where a party agrees to accept liability or responsibility beyond the normal terms of a contract or agreement.