Similar words: promissory, promissory note, promissory notes, missouri compromise, promisee, promise, promised, promises. Meaning: ['prɑmɪsɔː /'prɒm-] 
n. a person who makes a promise.
n. a person who makes a promise. 
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1. C the promisor and promisee are named in the document or so described as to be capable of identification when it is delivered.
2. A promise conditional on a performance by the promisor is a promise of alternative performances within 77 unless occurrence of the condition is also promised.
3. Would the promise of a complete stranger to pay a mother to maintain her illegitimate child be binding on the promisor?
4. The value of a bond, note or other promise to pay depends on the financial condition of the promisor.
5. A written promise, sealed or unsealed, may be delivered by the promisor in escrow, conditionally to the promisee, or unconditionally.
6. Force majeure clauses, it seems, go to limit the extent of the obligation assumed by the promisor.
7. The performance or return promise may be given to the promisor or to some other person.
8. Force majeure clauses, It'seems go to limit the extent of the obligation assumed the promisor.
9. An express promise to pay all or part of an indebtedness of the promisor, discharged or dischargeable in bankruptcy proceedings which begun before the promise is made, is binding.
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