Loan Agreements
What Loan Agreement Related Services do we provide?
- Reviewing and advising on proposed terms
- Preparing and reviewing documentation
- Agreeing and completing transactions
- Ancillary documentation (minutes, resolutions) and Companies House filings
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Loan Agreement FAQs
What are Loan Agreements?
Why should I use a Loan Agreement?
Having the Loan Agreement in writing also makes them easier to enforce if the situation arises.
Are Loan Agreements legally binding?
Having the Loan Agreement in writing also makes them easier to enforce if the situation arises.
Loan Agreements vs Promissory Notes
A Promissory Note In its simplest form is an ‘I O U’; a promise to pay to record a commitment to meet that obligation. Sometimes more suited to arrangement between connected parties such as family members, we see Loan Agreements are more frequently used.
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