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| − | '''Technical Bankruptcy''' is defined as the "state of a borrower defaulting on one or more financial obligations, who is not officially bankrupt." This state occurs when the borrower is out of funds, but has not sought bankruptcy protection, and none of the creditors has made a claim for repayment through the court system.<ref>Definition: What is | + | '''Technical Bankruptcy''' is defined as the "state of a borrower defaulting on one or more financial obligations, who is not officially bankrupt." This state occurs when the borrower is out of funds, but has not sought bankruptcy protection, and none of the creditors has made a claim for repayment through the court system.<ref>Definition: What is Technical Bankruptcy? [http://www.investorwords.com/12399/technical_bankruptcy.html Investor Words]</ref> |
Revision as of 14:35, 12 February 2019
Technical Bankruptcy is defined as the "state of a borrower defaulting on one or more financial obligations, who is not officially bankrupt." This state occurs when the borrower is out of funds, but has not sought bankruptcy protection, and none of the creditors has made a claim for repayment through the court system.[1]
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