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real estate loan

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The 2002 syndicated loan to Chupa Chups did not offer any real estate as security.
2. The maximum loan amount for residential real estate loans is EUR 1 million.
3. The maximum loan amount for residential real estate loans is EUR 1 million.
4. The loan claims did not meet the particularly favourable conditions for a weighting as real-estate loans within the meaning of the Act.
5. The loan was to be secured by a mortgage on real estate evaluated at PLN 17,35 million (about EUR 4,46 million).
6. First, the recipient was supposed to receive a loan of about PLN 10 million (EUR 2,57 million). The loan was to be secured by a mortgage on real estate evaluated at PLN 17,35 million (about EUR 4,46 million).
7. ‘Furthermore, for residential real estate loan-backed structured covered bank bonds or commercial mortgage loan-backed structured covered bank bonds, counterparties have to provide legal confirmation from a reputable law firm confirming the fulfilment of the following conditions:
8. The loan was secured by assignment of claims (Abtretung der Rückgewährungsansprüche) of FOP amounting to EUR 2,5 million as well as land charges (auf dem Betriebsgrundstück eingetragene Grundschulden) amounting to EUR 13549234,85 on the real estate of FOP.
9. Residential real estate loan-backed structured covered bank bonds submitted before 10 October 2010 that do not comply with these criteria can continue to be used until 31 March 2011.
10. Moreover, it was permissible to require that the granted loan and mortgage should not exceed a particular proportion of the purchase price, real estate assessment or fire insurance valuation.
11. The full amount of the loan was disbursed on 24 July 2002. The loan was secured by assignment of claims (Abtretung der Rückgewährungsansprüche) of FOP amounting to EUR 2,5 million as well as land charges (auf dem Betriebsgrundstück eingetragene Grundschulden) amounting to EUR 13549234,85 on the real estate of FOP. The loan was fully repaid with interest to ILB on 24 January 2003.
12. The main causes were loan defaults in real estate financing and guarantee obligations on IBG/IBAG/LPFV that were falling due in the funds business, for which provisions of about EUR 1 billion had to be set aside at the end of 2000, along with the need to adjust the value of building projects in progress and to increase risk provision in real estate financing. In May BGB's own‐funds ratio fell below the 8 % required by law.
13. The main causes were loan defaults in real estate financing and guarantee obligations on IBG/IBAG/LPFV that were falling due in the funds business, for which provisions of about EUR 1 billion had to be set aside at the end of 2000, along with the need to adjust the value of building projects in progress and to increase risk provision in real estate financing.
14. In the first half of 2001 BGB found itself in acute difficulty. The main causes were loan defaults in real estate financing and guarantee obligations on IBG/IBAG/LPFV that were falling due in the funds business, for which provisions of about EUR 1 billion had to be set aside at the end of 2000, along with the need to adjust the value of building projects in progress and to increase risk provision in real estate financing.
15. The full amount of the loan was disbursed on 24 July 2002. The loan was secured by assignment of claims (Abtretung der Rückgewährungsansprüche) of FOP amounting to EUR 2,5 million as well as land charges (auf dem Betriebsgrundstück eingetragene Grundschulden) amounting to EUR 13549234,85 on the real estate of FOP.