The debtor – offers his children as a pledge for a loan or – the legal system allows the creditor demanding payment (also called liquidator in the older financial language) to collect the children of the defaulting debtor and have them work for him in order to pay off the father’s debts. – In ancient civilizations and then in the Roman Empire, this procedure was quite common and apparently very effective; it was mitigated by Emperor Theodosius in 390 at the urging of St. Ambrose, Bishop of Milan (340-397). – See arrest money, collection, first, sad, subsistence, fist pledge, loan shark, money collection, customer, lazy, body guarantor, body pledge, overpayment, default, usury, usury challenge.
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Annuitätentilgung
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