Promissory Note with Collateral Charge on Land | Canada

Are you lending a large sum of money? Have the borrower put up land as collateral under this Promissory Note form for Canada.

When would I use the Promissory Note form?

This Promissory Note is designed for situations where a lender is providing a substantial loan and requires additional security from the borrower. The borrower pledges a parcel of land as collateral, offering the lender enhanced protection for the repayment of the principal amount.

Key Terms of the Promissory Note

  • Supplementary Security. The collateral charge on the land is established to serve as supplementary security for the lender. The lender holds this charge as a guarantee for the repayment of the principal amount specified in the Promissory Note.
  • Interest. Interest on the outstanding balance is calculated at a floating rate. This rate is determined by the current prime lending rate of the lender's chosen bank, ensuring that interest charges are responsive to prevailing market conditions.
  • Prepayment Conditions. The borrower has the option to prepay the outstanding balance at any time. There are no penalties, premiums, or additional fees imposed for early repayment of the loan amount, providing flexibility and convenience for the borrower.

Document Format and Usage

This template is available in Microsoft Word format, making it simple to download, complete with your specific details, and print for immediate use.

The form was prepared by legal professionals, so you can download and use it immediately without worry.

Governing Law

The Promissory Note with Collateral Charge on Land is governed by Canadian laws and is intended strictly for use within Canada.

 

Document Type: Microsoft Word
Last Updated: 04-November-2025
SKU: 6512
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