«Petition for foreclosure», this is the lender giving notice to you and asking the court to help
them recover the money they lent out to you.
According to the mortgage act, in the event that a property is sold to
recover money lent, the first lenders must be compensated before a second mortgage lender can recoup their money.
However, bear in mind that as with any other loan, the lender can still take legal action against you in order to
recover the money he lent.
Not exact matches
However, if a lender
lends more
money on a car loan than the car is actually worth, then it can not
recover all its losses on the loan by repossessing the car.
Should the borrower, at any point, default or refuse to repay the balance of the loan, the bank can use the title to the car to sell it in order to
recover the
money that was
lent.
On the facts of these appeals, it seems reasonable to infer that recognizing interest as an expense would lead to a transfer of resources between classes of parties in which unsuccessful defendants are exposed to the risks of paying high interest rates designed to pay for the cost of
lending money, not just to the successful party in the case but other plaintiffs who receive financing but may not
recover moneys to pay for their loans...
That is, it requires a person to «lay out
money on behalf of another in suits at law to
recover a just right, and this may be done in respect of the poverty of the party; but if he
lends money to promote and stir up suits, then he is a barrator».
As the economy has
recovered from the downturn of 2008 and banks once again have
money to
lend, they remain bound by regulations and restrictions that keep them from making loans that carry even the slightest of risks.