Common use of Compound interest Clause in Contracts

Compound interest. If interest isn't paid when it's due, compound interest must be paid on this unpaid interest. Compound interest must be paid at the same rate as the unpaid interest, is calculated in the same way, and must be paid on the same days. If compound interest isn't paid when it's due, compound interest must be paid on that interest. Compound interest must be paid even if interest isn't in arrears, for example, where you have a variable rate term and the instalment doesn't cover all the interest.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Mortgage Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, www.bmo.com

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