Or, look at it this way: you are being honorable if you pay all the debt,
as long as you can do so physically (not financially, which is all the law
seems to require).
OK, so two parties sign a contract. Shouldn't both parties know what is in
the contract? In particular, shouldn't a big bank
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On Oct 26, 2010, at 20:39, Dan Minette danmine...@att.net wrote:
The second is that the bank who gave them the loan knew that they didn't
qualify for the loan, and had a high probability of eventually defaulting,
but the officers of the bank thought it was in their own best interest to
make
