A promise or order is unconditional if it states that:
A) there is an express condition to payment.
B) the promise or order is subject to or governed by another writing.
C) rights or obligations concerning the order or promise are stated in another writing.
D) it is absolute and not subject to any contingencies or qualifications. .

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A promise or order is considered unconditional if it is stated to be absolute and not subject to any contingencies, conditions, or qualifications. This means that the fulfillment of the promise or order does not depend on any external factors or conditions being met.

A Promise or Order Is Unconditional If It States That