This appeal presents two questions for our review (1) whether a note providing that the amount of interest payable at maturity was "[t]o be determined" was not a negotiable instrument because it did not contain a "sum certain", and (2) whether the instrument is enforceable as a simple contract. In our view Supreme Court properly ruled that the note was nonnegotiable by reason of the provision "[t]o be determined", but erred in granting defendant...
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