contract note

contract note
1) A document containing details of a contract sent from one counterparty to the contract to the other.
2) A document sent by a stockbroker or commodity broker to a client as evidence that the broker has bought (in which case it may be called a bought note) or sold (a sold note) securities or commodities in accordance with the client's instructions. It will state the quantity of securities or goods, the price, the date (and sometimes the time of day at which the bargain was struck), the rate of commission, the cost of the transfer stamp and VAT (if any), and the amount due and the settlement date.

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