Original creditor definition
Original creditor means the private education lender identified
Original creditor means the last entity that extended credit to a consumer to purchase goods or services, to lease goods or as a loan of moneys.
Original creditor means the private education lender identified in a promissory note, loan agreement, or loan contract entered into with a student loan borrower or cosigner.
More Definitions of Original creditor
Original creditor means the creditor that makes or arranges a consumer finance agreement with a consumer and to which the finance agreement is initially payable. "Original creditor" does not include any assignee of the finance agreement.
Original creditor means the person, business, financial institution or commercial entity that had the original contractual agreement with a cardholder on a credit card account or an instrument evidencing outstanding debt;
Original creditor means the name of the original credit grantor as reflected in the K1 Segment in Metro 2 and shall be construed consistent with the Credit Reporting Resource Guide.
Original creditor means a Person which offers or extends credit creating a Consumer Debt or to which a debt was owed prior to default.
Original creditor means, collectively, Partners for Growth IV L.P. and Partners for Growth V L.P.
Original creditor means a person, business, financial institution, governmental entity, or other commercial entity, including each's parents, subsidiaries, or successors in interest by name change, merger, acquisition of substantially all of each entity's assets or stock, or operation of law, that owned the consumer credit account on the date of default or on the date of charge off that gave rise to the cause of action.
Original creditor means the person or entity first owed the debt.