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| - "Here's your $1000. That'll be $1500, please." Yeah, like I'm falling for that.
- As an animal, Loan was one of the most famous attractions of the zoo, the only known bat who ate nothing but sweets: candies, cakes, lollipops... Loan was loved by all the children who, whenever they passed by, always stopped to share their snacks with him. Obviously, all of this was before the fall of the meteorite JNGA XII. From that instant, the bat developed his own conscience, as well as a less benevolent behavior. Sure, stealing is wrong, but his conscience doesn't prevent him from 'borrowing' some food. It's weird, but no one ever asked him to return any of candy after Loan has had his hands on it!
- A loan is borrowed money. Players can take out loans to pay for something that's not in the city budget. However, they'll be expected to pay it back with interest. It's a good idea only to take out a loan when absolutely necessary.
- In commercial law a loan is a transfer of money or a liquid security (such as shares in a publicly traded corporation) where the transferor expects the return of the entire amount of loaned money or property at a later date. There are many ways to provide security for a loan (a mortgage, a pawn or a pledge of collateral) and many ways to prove the existence of a loan (by mere written agreement, a promissory note, debenture or an IOU).
- A loan is a personnel move in which a team is granted the right to borrow a player from another team, so that he can play for them for a certain period of time, even though he has no contract with them. At the end of his loan spell, the player is expected to return to his original team.
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| - "Here's your $1000. That'll be $1500, please." Yeah, like I'm falling for that.
- As an animal, Loan was one of the most famous attractions of the zoo, the only known bat who ate nothing but sweets: candies, cakes, lollipops... Loan was loved by all the children who, whenever they passed by, always stopped to share their snacks with him. Obviously, all of this was before the fall of the meteorite JNGA XII. From that instant, the bat developed his own conscience, as well as a less benevolent behavior. Sure, stealing is wrong, but his conscience doesn't prevent him from 'borrowing' some food. It's weird, but no one ever asked him to return any of candy after Loan has had his hands on it!
- A loan is a personnel move in which a team is granted the right to borrow a player from another team, so that he can play for them for a certain period of time, even though he has no contract with them. At the end of his loan spell, the player is expected to return to his original team. Not common in North America, loans are more frequent in Europe. Typically, it is teams from a higher league who will send younger players to teams playing at lower levels so that they gain valuable first team experience or spare players so that they stay fit. While sometimes some sort of partnership between the loaner team and the loaning does exist, most of the time, there is no link between the two teams and loans can occur basically between any two teams willing to do so. This is in that regard different from the farm team system of the National Hockey League.
- In commercial law a loan is a transfer of money or a liquid security (such as shares in a publicly traded corporation) where the transferor expects the return of the entire amount of loaned money or property at a later date. There are many ways to provide security for a loan (a mortgage, a pawn or a pledge of collateral) and many ways to prove the existence of a loan (by mere written agreement, a promissory note, debenture or an IOU). An advance of funds alone does not establish a loan. In many cases, there is an argument about whether a loan exists. In some cases, an argument is made where the money was a gift instead of a loan (for example, by a child who is given money for their education), or a loan instead of a gift (after a marital breakdown, where the party advancing the money insisted it was a loan, but the other party insists it was a gift). There can also be arguments about whether the money advanced was in fact an investment and not a loan. Some of the factors considered in such disputes are:
* Whether the transferor is in the business of lending money (such as a bank)
* Whether any re-payments were made or expected
* The purpose for which the money was advanced (say, to use as a down payment for a home)
* Whether there was ever a demand for repayment
- A loan is borrowed money. Players can take out loans to pay for something that's not in the city budget. However, they'll be expected to pay it back with interest. It's a good idea only to take out a loan when absolutely necessary.
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