1. A secured Creditor is any Creditor or lender associated with an issuance of a secured credit product

2. B, C and D obtain lines of credit from secured creditor F secured from their licence rights and royalties

3. B, C and D obtain lines of credit from secured creditor F secured from their licence rights and royalties.

4. This clause is the combination of negative pledge and pari passu clause. It insures that the lender has the priority second to no other secured creditor and non-secured creditor to gather repayment.

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6. The secured creditor advanced no credit in reliance upon a security right in the new inventory.

7. Secured transactions laws also address the issue of how a secured creditor is to proceed when a single transaction includes security rights in both movable and immovable assets

8. In the absence of insolvency, the secured creditor would have to account to the grantor for the surplus proceeds

9. Creditor synonyms, Creditor pronunciation, Creditor translation, English dictionary definition of Creditor

10. A secured transactions law should also address the issue of how a secured creditor is to proceed when a single transaction includes security rights in both movable and immovable assets

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12. 11 A partially secured creditor is entitled to receive a dividend on the unsecured part of his claim having valued his security.

13. Other articles where Creditor is discussed: debtor and Creditor: …goods to the other, the Creditor

14. Debtor and Creditor Definitions

15. Accounts payable: creditor listing

16. The creditor and the debtor.

17. What does Creditor mean? Information and translations of Creditor in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions …

18. Bondholder is a hyponym of creditor

19. Creditor is a hypernym of Bondholder

20. Examples of Creditor in a sentence

21. "Asbestos payouts secured".

22. He managed to stall off his creditor.

23. Blau on behalf of Creditor Bslm, L.L.C

24. How to use Creditor in a sentence.

25. The thus secured Internet device may then access the multi-session secured servers.

26. Creditor Beneficiary: Everything You Need to Know

27. Definition of Creditor in the Definitions.net dictionary

28. 3 He managed to stall off his creditor.

29. All sails secured, Captain!

30. His creditor appeared and demanded payment in full.

31. The boss assigned his car to his creditor.

32. Secured vendor access management services

33. — physically, in a secured way;

34. Creditor - Translation to Spanish, pronunciation, and forum discussions

35. A Creditor must file a timely statement of claim in the probate estate in order to pursue satisfaction of their Creditor claim.

36. If you do not pay a secured loan, they will take away whatever secured the loan.

37. Creditors (Complete a separate entry for each creditor) 1A

38. “The creditor replied, ‘Mercy is always so one-sided.

39. The creditor replied, “Mercy is always so one-sided.

40. Using the example of the cake, if, at the time of the Commingling, the value of the sugar is 2 and the flour 5, while the value of the cake when baked is 8, the creditors will receive 2 and 5, respectively, but neither secured creditor will receive more than the amount of its secured obligation.

41. A Creditor may be a bank or another company

42. Antonyms for Borrower include lender, creditor, mortgagee and donor

43. 2 The boss assigned his car to his creditor.

44. We are secured for warp speed.

45. Your mortgage is a secured debt.

46. Home equity loans are secured loan.

47. China is the largest foreign creditor of the United States.

48. 5 The creditor banks, reckons the study, did less well.

49. Secured line to the Pentagon now.

50. He secured the doors and windows.

51. About Armoried Secured, strong, and bold

52. Creditor A person or company to whom one owes money

53. The nominee summons the meeting, giving notice to every creditor.

54. Guarantee Period is a contractual period designated by parties to circumscribe the creditor, s rights to claim the creditor, s rights after the primary liability is expired.

55. The Creditor Hungarian Development Bank is state-owned as well

56. A Creditor is owed money by the person or institution

57. An example of a Creditor is a credit card company.

58. But if you owe money to somebody they are a Creditor

59. The Creditor generally charges interest on the loan extended by him

60. Clearly, I will not capitulate to the blackmail of a creditor.

61. 14 It was held that the creditor could recover only 400,000.

62. The Commonwealth secured its indictments on hearsay.

63. We have secured a first class cook.

64. You've secured the shadow of your thoughts.

65. Secured in position by a metal ligature.

66. This issue is particularly troublesome when a seller-creditor increases a consumer's price to accommodate a discount granted by the seller-creditor to an assignee of the contract.

67. Determining whether a creditor is reasonably Ascertainable is an evidentiary matter.

68. The actual amounts per creditor are shown in the following table

69. The creditor has always a better memory than the detor. 

70. The loan is secured against your home.

71. Can the town be secured against attack?

72. Driving tool with secured spring energy accumulator

73. Seleucus I Nicator secured Mesopotamia and Syria.

74. She secured the boat with a rope.

75. Canvassing for debtor-creditor agreements off trade premises is an offence.

76. A Creditor is an individual or entity that is owed money

77. Samuelson secured a short-lived distribution arrangement with First National Exhibitors' Circuit, and various other films secured some sort of release.

78. 23 The nominee summons the meeting, giving notice to every creditor.

79. A Creditor claim in Florida probate is a claim filed by a person or entity (a “Creditor”) that the decedent owed money to at the time decedent died

80. 1 The creditor has always a better memory than the detor.