Under a partial release clause, a lender:

a. accelerates the loan if the security property is sold

b. declares the entire loan balance due in the event of default

c. imposes a penalty when part of the principal is repaid before it is due

d. removes the lien from part of the property when part of the debt has been paid

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Donald Mayer

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10 July, 14:16

Under a partial release clause, a lender:

a. accelerates the loan if the security property is sold

b. declares the entire loan balance due in the event of default

c. imposes a penalty when part of the principal is repaid before it is due

d. removes the lien from part of the property when part of the debt has been paid

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Laylah · Answer 1

D. Removes the lien from part of the property when part of the debt has been paid. This clause is used in commercial loans to allow a developer to repay part of the debt to remove the lien on part of the property. It is negotiated for agreed-upon payments to free multiple parcels of property separately to encourage development.