mode of payment
noun[C]
ukus(alsomethod of payment)COMMERCE
a way ofpayingfor something, such ascash:
They were onlyacceptingcreditordebitcardsas themodeofpayment.
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mode of payment
So, it is here that cheques make things simpler and hence they are the second most popularmodeofpayment.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Themodeofpaymenthas not yet been announced.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The favouritemodeofpaymentwas by an assignment of the government revenue from land.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.This must be put a stop to: of course the onemodeofpaymentis meant to be alternative to the other.
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A debtor takes the risk if he makes payment through the post, unless the creditor has requested or authorized thatmodeofpayment.
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No firms are given any special concessions in themodeofpayment.
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Hansard archive
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Those notices contain instructions as to themodeofpayment.
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Hansard archive
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In the time andmodeofpayment, they are, or may be, of all taxes the most convenient.
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We refrain from expressing any decided opinion on the weighty question of themodeofpayment, but we would draw attention to the following point.
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The real cause is not so much to be found in the excess of price, though that is considerable, as in themodeofpayment.
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