Possibly. It depends on the terms of the loan and the type of bankruptcy he files. You should meet with a lawyer to find out what, if anything, can be done to protect the loan. You may need to get a judgment and attach to property.
Foreclosure is the legal process whereby a mortgage company takes your home back from you and sells it to recoup the money they loaned to you. if you intend not to foreclose it better file bankruptcy from the experts
a Jewish U.S. banker, Jacob Schiff, angered by the Russian goverment's attacks on Jews.
$49.4 billion. $19.4 billion before bankruptcy and another $30 billion to fund GM through it. See the link below.
I didn't know loans could ever be turned in. I thought they had to be satisfied. And bankruptcy allows you to satisfy them for less than you agreed to, But, you didn't do that during bankruptcy...and instead maintained your promise to pay....and now you think you should be able to reneg? Of course maybe I'm not understanding....YES, that loan, (that means the money you were loaned)...wrap it up and bring it down to the lender and turn it in. Before, after, during bankruptcy, pretty much whenever...thats fine.
The word loaned is one syllable.
William II was involved in the First Crusade only to the extent that he loaned his brother money so he could go.
When u buy a loaned car, it means u are keeping that car as a security. So when u have completed all the Repayments, u can retrieve the loaned car.
You cannot sell mortgages. Mortgages are owned by the bank that loaned the money.You cannot sell mortgages. Mortgages are owned by the bank that loaned the money.You cannot sell mortgages. Mortgages are owned by the bank that loaned the money.You cannot sell mortgages. Mortgages are owned by the bank that loaned the money.
Yes.
your money gets loaned out to businesses and companies.
No.
Loaned