unsecured creditor

Examples of creditor

creditor
A critic of the data protection regime might note that the legislation protects debtors with more force than it does creditors.
In the first decades after the law was enacted, courts tended to emphasize that the primary purpose of bankruptcy law was to serve creditors.
In 1990, however, donors and creditors joined in the call for an end to one-party rule.
This intrusion on the profit-making process was attacked from an ideological point of view by those siding with the creditors.
In the first 20 years after it was enacted, the law was widely used by these creditors and the majority of cases were business bankruptcies.
This motivates of course a distinction between the creditor and the debtor of the commitment.
Private loans include bonds, commercial banks, and other private creditors.
Those registers that name the creditors show that the bulk of the debt was owed to nobles.
Consequently, cash flow was a constant predicament where participants in the industry were both creditor and debtor.
Intuitively, the donor now avoids buying back old debt of countries that in any case default, thus reducing creditors' value of old debt.
Some of the names in this register are of noble creditors who are missing from the above-mentioned one.
Conversely, a creditor will benefit from a positive wealth effect and raise his consumption level and leisure time.
When the agent is a creditor, both his consumption level and his leisure time may increase in the short run.
Creditors also believed that party members placed partisan interests above what creditors saw as the national interest.
He falls under heavy debt to many creditors.
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