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be repayable
noun
An amount, a loan, etc. to be repaid.
Exact(18)
The loans would be repayable when the homes were sold.
If used, the loan will be repayable when the deal closes.
They may not be repayable until 2037 but they represent an ever increasing debt burden.
Again, it will be repayable only once you have left and are earning more than £15,000 a year.
Domestic debts either would be converted to a devalued national currency, inflicting severe losses on creditors, or would be repayable in euros, bankrupting debtors.
A deferred payment loan secured by a second mortgage shall be repayable over the 15-yearperiod beginning at the end of the deferral period.
Similar(42)
These are repayable through either customized repayment schemes, or through serving a period of work in rural public healthcare services [ 25, 26].
Firstly, a capital release loan where no regular repayment is made, but the loan is repayable when the house is no longer the borrower's main residence and is sold.
the loan is repayable within not more than thirty-three years.
The loans are repayable from future benefit payments.
Indeed, £5m of the debt is repayable in October 2008.
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