Mr. Pane's lawyer did not return repeated calls for comment.
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Sal Pane Jr.'s expert advice on distressed mortgages: Hire a specialist to negotiate a better deal with the lenders — someone like, well, Sal Pane Jr., the owner of two companies that provide precisely those kinds of services, the American Modification Agency and Amerimod Inc. "Oh yes," said Sandra Catus, a client of Mr. Pane's.
Garish claims of success for thousands of homeowners were part of the business plan for Mr. Pane's companies, according to a complaint filed in State Supreme Court by the office of the New York State attorney general, Andrew M. Cuomo.
Fisher isn't sure which of the three bears is responsible for busting one of pane's five layers.
Belenggu was based on themes present in two of Pane's early short stories: "Barang Tiada Berharga" ("Worthless Thing"; 1935) and "Lupa" ("Forget"; 1936).
Sanusi Pane, Armijn Pane's older brother and Kebangoenans editor-in-chief, and Perasaan Kita editor-in-chief Prawoto Soemodilogo were appointed to the agency's board of directors.
The literary historian Heather Sutherland writes that this may have been a result of Pane's education at a school for Dutch children; the others received Dutch-language education for Indonesians.
The novel was written in the middle of the writer's career, and two of Pane's earlier short stories, "Barang Tiada Berharga" ("Worthless Thing"; 1935) and "Lupa" ("Forget"; 1936), contained plot points used in Belenggu.
Maier notes that the novel features "odd but appropriate metaphors and similes" and stylistically resembles earlier works such as Abdul Muis Salah Asuhann (Wrong Upbringing; 1928), Sutan Takdir Alisjahbana's Layar Terkembang (With Sails Unfurled; 1936), and Armijn Pane's Belenggu (Shackles; 1940).
In his 1980 book on Indonesian literature, Teeuw wrote that despite several flaws in the psychological portrayal of the main characters, Belenggu was the only novel from before the Indonesian National Revolution in which a Western reader would feel truly involved; he also called the novel Pane's greatest contribution to Indonesia literature.
