Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
allonge
noun
/əˈlɒnʒ/
Definition
A piece of paper that is attached to a promissory note or bill of exchange, used for the purpose of signing additional signatures.
Examples
- In a legal context, the allonge is crucial for ensuring that all parties have a record of their agreement.
- The bank required an allonge to accommodate additional signatures for the loan agreement.
- After several endorsements, the allonge became critical to maintain clarity in the transaction.
Meaning
The allonge serves as an extension for more endorsements when the original document lacks space for signing.
Synonyms
- endorsement
- appendix
- annex
