Examples of using Debtor in English and their translations into Hebrew
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which may require the other party of the obligation(the debtor) funds.
Irrevocable provision signed by the debtor/ Held as security- provision of supplier approved by debtor/ held as security for direct debt payment to CREDITPLACE.
While Tom argues with a debtor, there come three loud knocks at his door!
Failure of debtor to liquidate any overdue debts is a civil wrong and not a criminal offense under the law.
The law prohibits a debtor to attempt to collect, possess, or even contact the debtor in regard to the debt.
Failure of the debtor to liquidate any overdue debts is a civil wrong and not a criminal offence under the Nigerian law.
It was also understood that forgiveness of such debts was a gift that benefited to the giver more than the debtor.
In times of digitization, today's book-borrowed claims are also digitally visible and these debtor directories are even publicly accessible.
The dismissal is the final stage in which the Court discharges the debtor from all or his or her obligations(except for certain debts).
a decision is made to declare the debtor bankrupt.
No one likes a debtor♪"So it's better if my orders are obeyed".
Actions to prevent bankruptcy havemeaning only if the debtor company agrees and can be initiated by creditors,
If the debtor does not respond in one of these ways he will be regarded as having the ability to pay,
Once the forty days have passed, and provided that the debtor has not appealed the court order
If the debtor does not want to pay,
crisis involved China and Germany reflating their economies so that debtor nations like the US and Britain could export more.
they were recognized by the debtor.
Your lawyer after reviewing your claims will issue a Letter of Demand to the debtor, warning about dire consequences if payment is not received on
the Tax Code of the Russian Federation, penalties caused by non-observance of contractual obligations recognized by the debtor or payable by court decision are included in non-operating expenses.
continuing legal proceedings against the debtor[1] including from opening and pursuing an execution office file against the debtor, unless authorized to do so by the Court.