outstanding accounts

outstanding accounts
Unpaid accounts, both good and bad. 1 Am J2d Acctg § 2. Sometimes construed in accordance with custom as including accounts remaining after the bad accounts have been charged to profit and loss. McCulsky v Klosterman, 20 Or 108, 25 P 366.

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