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Debtor

A debtor or debitor is a legal entity (legal person) that owes a debt to another entity. The entity may be an individual, a firm, a government, a company or other legal person. The counterparty is called a creditor. When the counterpart of this debt arrangement is a bank, the debtor is more often referred to as a borrower.

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Default

CovenantBondsMortgagesLoansPromissory notes
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Types of debtors

Household debtStudent loan debtAccountingCredit card debtGambling
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Legislation

Administration of Justice Act 1970Harassment
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Debtor in Bankruptcy and Individual Voluntary Arrangements

Individual Voluntary ArrangementInsolvency Practitioner
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Types of debtors

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Default

Debtor in Bankruptcy and Individual Voluntary Arrangements

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Debtor

Nodes37
Edges36
Triples47
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.054054
Components1

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Debtor

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related to Other uses · 10
Debtor → Debt, Et, In, Jesus, Latin, Lord's Prayer, Sicut, Sin, Sinner, This
related to history · 8
Debtor → Anthropologist David Graeber, Because, Debt, French, Latin, The, The First, Years
related to Debtor in Bankruptcy and Individual Voluntary Arrangements · 7
Debtor → An Individual Voluntary Arrangement, Bankruptcy, Insolvency Practitioner, Partner, The, This, Trustee
related to Types of debtors · 7
Debtor → According, Federal Reserve Board, March, Some, Student, There, United States
related to Default · 6
Debtor → Default, Greece, If, This, United Kingdom, United States
related to Legislation · 4
Debtor → Administration, In, Justice Act, United Kingdom
see also · 4
Debtor → Administration, Deed, Individual Voluntary ArrangementProtected Trust, Scotland

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debt creditor pay bankruptcy debts money bank debtors individual legal agreement also insolvency arrangement repayment made entity person written enforceable

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Greece debtors are still imprisonedinstance ofwhile in some countries0.80text
Debtorrelated to Debtor in Bankruptcy and Individual Voluntary ArrangementsAn Individual Voluntary Arrangement0.60section
Debtorrelated to Debtor in Bankruptcy and Individual Voluntary ArrangementsInsolvency Practitioner0.60section
Debtorrelated to Debtor in Bankruptcy and Individual Voluntary ArrangementsPartner0.60section
Debtorrelated to Debtor in Bankruptcy and Individual Voluntary ArrangementsThe0.60section
Debtorrelated to Debtor in Bankruptcy and Individual Voluntary ArrangementsThis0.60section
Debtorrelated to Debtor in Bankruptcy and Individual Voluntary ArrangementsTrustee0.60section
Debtorrelated to Debtor in Bankruptcy and Individual Voluntary ArrangementsBankruptcy0.60section
Debtorrelated to DefaultDefault0.60section
Debtorrelated to DefaultThis0.60section
Debtorrelated to DefaultIf0.60section
Debtorrelated to DefaultUnited Kingdom0.60section

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