Breach of Promissory Note

To establish a breach of promissory note, plaintiff must demonstrate: .

1. Existence of a promissory note;
2. Executed by the defendant;
3. Note contains an unconditional and unambiguous promise to pay a specified sum on a specified date and is an instrument of money only;
4. Failure by defendant to pay in accordance with the terms.

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• 1 * New York CPLR § 3018(b) and Other Standard Defenses
• 2 Abuse of Process
• 3 Account Stated
• 4 Accountant Malpractice
• 5 Accounting
• 6 Assault
• 7 Battery
• 8 Breach Anticipatory
• 9 Breach of Contract – Implied In Fact
• 10 Breach of Contract – Implied In Law
• 11 Breach of Joint Venture Agreement
• 12 Breach of Promissory Note
• 13 Breach: 01. Breach of Contract
• 14 Breach: 02. Breach of Third-Party Beneficiary Contract
• 15 Breach: 03. Breach Implied Covenant of Good Faith & Fair Dealing
• 16 Breach: 04. Breach of Express Warranty
• 17 Breach: 05. Breach of Implied Warranty of Merchantability
• 18 Breach: 06. Breach of Implied Warranty of Fitness for a Particular Purpose
• 19 Breach: 07. Breach of Fiduciary Duty
• 20 Civil Conspiracy
• 21 Contracting With Minors/Infants
• 22 Contribution
• 23 Conversion
• 24 Declaratory Judgment
• 25 Defamation Libel
• 26 Defamation Per Se
• 27 Defamation Product Disparagement
• 28 Defamation Slander
• 29 Dog Bite Liability
• 30 Emotional Distress, Intentional Infliction
• 31 Emotional Distress, Negligent Infliction
• 32 Estoppel, Equitable
• 33 Estoppel, Promissory
• 34 False Imprisonment
• 35 Fraud
• 36 Fraud – Constructive
• 37 Fraud – Fraudulent Inducement
• 38 Fraud – Negligent Misrepresentation
• 39 Fraudulent Misrepresentation
• 40 Indemnification
• 41 Injurious Falsehood
• 42 Insurance – Bad Faith
• 43 Invasion of Privacy – Improper Use Name, Picture or Likeness
• 44 Inverse Condemnation
• 45 Labor Law 240
• 46 Labor Law 241
• 47 Legal Malpractice
• 48 Loss of Sepulcher
• 49 Malicious Prosecution
• 50 Negligence
• 51 Negligence – Fall Down
• 52 Negligence – Retention
• 53 Negligence – Spoliation
• 54 Negligent Supervision
• 55 Negotiable Instrument
• 56 New York State Disclaimer Statute
• 57 New York State Prompt Pay Act
• 58 Parental Liability
• 59 Preliminary Injunction
• 60 Prima Facie Tort
• 61 Private Nuisance
• 62 Public Nuisance
• 63 Quantum Meruit
• 64 Rescission
• 65 Slander of Title
• 66 Specific Performance
• 67 Strict Liability – Manufacturing Defect
• 68 Strict Liability Design Defect
• 69 Strict Liability Failure to Warn
• 70 Subrogation, Equitable
• 71 Tortious Interference: 1. With Advantageous Business Relationship
• 72 Tortious Interference: 2. With a Contractual Right
• 73 Trespass
• 74 Trust, Constructive
• 75 Trust, Resulting
• 76 Unfair Competition
• 77 Unfair Competition – Copyright Infringement
• 78 Unfair Competition – Trade Dress Infringement
• 79 Unjust Enrichment
• 80 Usury
• 81 Wrongful Birth
• 82 Wrongful Death