On Demand Promissory Note for Rs. 60

Sub title : Promise to pay Wardaji Phojimal of Hubli

Subject: Promissory notes | Indigenous banking instruments | Colonial-era financial records

Date of publication: 1926

Language: English

Page: 1p.

Source: National Archives of Pakistan

Serial no: 28057

Keyword: Promissory note -- Rs. 60 -- Hubli -- 1926 -- Colonial India -- Financial instrument -- Revenue stamp -- Interest rate on demand

Abstract: This document is an on-demand promissory note dated 30 May 1926, executed in Hubli, promising payment of Rs. 60 (Sixty Rupees only) to Wardaji Phojimal or order, with interest at the rate of one anna per rupee per mensem, for value received. The note specifies that payment is to be made at Hubli or wherever demand is made and bears a revenue stamp and handwritten signatures.

Description: A single-page printed and handwritten promissory note on paper, featuring decorative borders, handwritten entries for date, amount, and names, a revenue stamp affixed, and ink signatures. The document shows signs of age, including discoloration and ink smudging, and reflects early 20th-century commercial and legal practices in British India. SCANNED BY: NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF PAKISTAN.

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