| 单词 | Commercial paper |
| 释义 | 商業本票 Applicable to negotiable and non-negotiable instruments. A negotiable instrument can function as a substitute for money (a cheque) or as an extension of credit (a promissory note in which money is due and payable on some future date): Bills of Exchange Ordinance (Cap 19). Law related to commercial paper: the (US) Uniform Commercial Code art 3. The term is also used in a broader sense to embrace, inter alia, letters of credit, conditional sale agreements, hire purchase agreements, bills of sale, warehouse receipts, guarantees, stocks, bonds, debentures and other securities and essentially any document of title upon which credit may be raised. See also Bill of exchange; Negotiable instrument; Promissory note. 用於可轉讓票據及非轉讓票據。可轉讓票據可替代現金（即支票）或延續信貸（即承付票，有關款項在某一個未來日期到期並須予償付）：《匯票條例》（第19章）。有關商業本票的法律：《（美國）模範商業法典》第 3條。此詞語亦有廣泛含意，特別用以包括信用狀、有條件售賣協議、租購協議、賣據、貨倉發票、保證書、股票、債券、債權證、其他形式的保證及任何可籌措信貸的所有權文件。另見 Bill of exchange; Negotiable instrument; Promissory note。 |
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