Sentence examples for cases of debt from inspiring English sources

One reason for the long survival of the practice was that compurgations were often considered better evidence than account books in cases of debt.

In 2013-14, councils dealt with 50,000 cases of debt advice or financial assistance, showing a 47% year-on-year increase.

The listeners trusted the messages and understood them, making it easy for them to act quickly on cases of debt bondage or trafficking.

But in the case of debt and depreciation, the United States is a world leader.

In the case of debt, a money judgment acts as a lien on all of the debtor's property and on all property that he has transferred away to escape his creditors.

As many economists have pointed out, America is currently suffering from a classic case of debt deflation: all across the economy people are trying to pay down debt by slashing spending, but, in so doing, they are causing a depression that makes their debt problems even worse.

"The difference is that in the case of debt buyers, the abuses are much worse," says Richard Rubin, a consumer lawyer in Santa Fe, N.M. "At least when it comes to mortgages, the banks have the right address, everyone agrees about the interest rate.

Shares generally provide holders with a part in the ownership of the corporation whereas, in the case of debt securities, holders are creditors.

An important feature of the paper by García-Posada and Mora-Sanguinetti (2014) is that it emphasizes the need to deepen our understanding of the ex-ante consequences in terms of the capital structure of poorly designed institutions and the ex-post costs of slow adjustment in the case of debt overhang.

In Canada the interest deduction is denied in cases of consumer debt and of most home mortgages.

In the recent reporting on individual cases of collateralised debt obligations (CDOs) that went bad, what's been most striking has been the absence of the kinds of incentives one would expect to deter lenders from giving money to people who can't pay it back, and investors from purchasing securities based on the soundness of those loans.