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Mr. Daniel Halkett domiciled PO BOX 884 Air Ronge, Saskatchewan CANADA.
The Lender and the Borrower are hereinafter together referred to as "the
Parties" or individually "a Party".
Considering that the lender lends a certain amount of money (the loan) to
the borrower, and that the borrower is able to repay this loan to the
lender, the parties agree to perform the conditions and honor the
promises set out in this contract
Article 4: Costs
The Borrower is responsible for paying the notary fees in the amount
two hundred seven Canadian dollars (209,00$ CAD) upon signing of the
loan agreement.
Insurance subscription fees will be calculated (see invoice), and will
be paid after signing the insurance contract.
Failing to obtain the loan amount within a maximum period of 72
hours, and this following the payment of the required fees to the
Borrower, the Lender will be obliged to return all the sums paid (see
invoices ) by the Borrower for obtaining the said loan, within 48 hours of
the date of the supposed deposit.
Article 5: Transactions
On the date when this contract will be legalized, the lender undertakes to
deposit the amount of the loan to the bank details that the borrower
would have communicated to him beforehand, with a confirmation by a
mail including the final copies of all the documents relating to the financing
operation.
Article 6: Reimbursement, and the specials provisions
6.2-SpeciaI provisions
In the event that the financial capacities of the Borrower evolve, the
latter has the full rights to repay in full, before the expiry date of 24
months following the signing of the contract, the total amount of said
loan, four thousand , Canadian dollars (4,000$ CAD) plus the interest
incurred up to the date of the discharge, without any penalty required for
the full repayment of the said loan. In addition, interest calculated on
monthly prepaid installments will not be counted. The total amount of
the repayment will be calculated and submitted by the Lender and must
be accepted by the Borrower.
First, the party raising the dispute must notify the other party immediately
in writing, with acknowledgment of receipt, providing a reasonable
amount of information on the nature of the dispute.
Secondly, the parties will meet as soon as possible, in person or by written
conference, and will attempt to resolve the dispute through amicable
discussion.
Third, except for urgent injunctions, it is only after steps (1) to (2) have
been followed that one can resort to justice to settle disputes.