| 单词 | Bond |
| 释义 | 債券 An instrument under seal whereby one person binds himself to another for the payment of a specified sum of money either immediately or at a fixed future date: Hutchison International Ltd v Collector of Stamp Revenue [1977-1979] 1 HKC 384 (DC). The person who so binds himself is called the obligor. The person to whom the obligor is bound is called the obligee. Governments and companies frequently borrow money by issuing bonds as security to lenders. See also Arbitration bond; Collateral; Deed; Double bond; Single bond. 一人憑藉經蓋章的票據向另一人承諾即時或於將來訂定的日期支付指明的款項：Hutchison International Ltd. v Collector of Stamp Revenue [1977-1979] 1 HKC 384（區域法院）。如上述情況般受到約束的人稱為債務人。債務人須對債權人履行諾言。政府及公司通常藉發行債券給貸款人作抵押品的方式借款。另見 Arbitration bond; Collateral; Deed; Double bond; Single bond。n. |
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