1) Acceptable currency 2) Any dollar 3) Business law 4) Court-appointed guardian 5) Currency 6) District attorney 7) Greenback 8) Legitimate barkeeper 9) Monetary supply vessel 10) Money 11) Phrase on a dollar bill 12) Phrase on bank notes 13) Sound currency
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n. all money issued by the government.
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Coins or currency which must be accepted in payment of debt.
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Legal tender is a medium of payment allowed by law or recognized by a legal system to be valid for meeting a financial obligation. Paper currency and coins are common forms of legal tender in many countries. Legal tender is variously defined in different jurisdictions. Formally, it is anything which when offered in payment extinguishes the debt. T...
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Currency in specified denominations which a creditor is compelled by law to accept as payment of a debt.
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Currency explicitly determined by a government to be acceptable in the discharge of debts.
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Currency that must be accepted in payment of debt. Cheques and postal orders are not included. In most countries, limits are set on the amount of coinage, particularly of small denominations, that...
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(n) Legal tender is the instrument issued, circulated and controlled by government or central bank of the country which is used as instrument for tendering money transactions by handing over the possession of the instrument.
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The coin or currency which the national monetary authority declares to be universally acceptable as a medium of exchange; acceptable for instance in the discharge of debts.
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Coins that can be used as national currency. Ex: The 1 Ounce American Gold Eagle has legal tender of $50 USD.
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Currency that is issued by a government. Checks, credit cards, and other noncash payments are generally not legal tender.
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Coins or currency which must be accepted in payment of debt.
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Currency that must be accepted in payment of debt. Cheques and postal orders are not included. In most countries, limits are set on the amount of coinage, particularly of small denominations, that must legally be accepted
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The coin or currency which the national monetary authority declares to be universally acceptable as a medium of exchange; acceptable for instance in the discharge of debts.
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Currency in specified denominations which a creditor is compelled by law to accept as payment of a debt.
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