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HorstSchlaem314
2 years ago

If a credit agreement has been repaid in accordance with the agreed terms and conditions and dates, the Bank normally waives any obligation to deposit or enforce its claims from the credit agreement.

Unless there are special circumstances or conditions in the credit agreement that require a continuation of the deposit, for example in the event of a delay or violation of the terms of the contract by the borrower.

It is important to note, however, that laws and regulations relating to imputations and debts can vary from country to country and sometimes even from country to state. Therefore, it is advisable to be advised by a lawyer to understand the exact duties and rights.

DasOrakel
2 years ago

I don’t understand the question.

If a loan has been repaid in accordance with the contract, both parties should be satisfied and all in butter:)

Nelson100
2 years ago

If you think of an existing bond: The Bank is a third-party debtor and is therefore obliged to pay all inflows to the creditor. Of course, this also affects credit repayments.

XXXErMannXXX
2 years ago

Then the right to pledge expires.

In real estate, you need a blabla. Deleting receipts or something and must send them to the Basic Book Rescue.