After at least six months without receiving payments and no communication from borrowers,
some creditors take the matter to court.
Not exact matches
In the U.S., as a practical
matter, no one can
take away a
creditor's right
to a contracted interest payment (or other cash payment) unless that individual so consents or a
court of competent jurisdiction, usually a bankruptcy
court, suspends that payment.
Those serving demands without the benefit of a judgment should also bear in mind that the
courts have
taken a dim view of
creditors who use the process merely as a threat
to the debtor with no intention of following the
matter through
to the bankruptcy stage.