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Is it possible to assign receivables claims? and got a better answer
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Of course, a credit institution is a legal entity.
Of course, a credit institution is a legal entity.
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Yes, it's possible. The law does not clearly regulate this issue. Therefore, what is not forbidden is allowed. A credit organization does not work with goods, only with money, so it is possible to assign the right of claim only if this claim is in monetary terms. And if it is not a credit institution, there are no such restrictions, so of course you can.
Yes, it's possible. The law does not clearly regulate this issue. Therefore, what is not forbidden is allowed. A credit organization does not work with goods, only with money, so it is possible to assign the right of claim only if this claim is in monetary terms. And if it is not a credit institution, there are no such restrictions, so of course you can.
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The point is that a non-credit organization has no right to receive interest on the loan. Therefore, it will be possible to transfer only the principal amount, but not interest, except for those rights of claim for interest, which have already arisen at the time of the transfer And it is necessary to notify the debtor, preferably a tripartite agreement on the assignment to sign.
The point is that a non-credit organization has no right to receive interest on the loan. Therefore, it will be possible to transfer only the principal amount, but not interest, except for those rights of claim for interest, which have already arisen at the time of the transfer And it is necessary to notify the debtor, preferably a tripartite agreement on the assignment to sign.