- In finance, a loan is the
transfer of
money by one
party to
another with an
agreement to pay it back. The recipient, or borrower,
incurs a debt and is...
- goods,
pawnbroking and
moneylending. In
Southern Europe,
Christian competitors of Jews in
several occupations,
including moneylending,
asked leaders to expel...
-
illegal activities such as
smuggling and
trading of gun and drugs,
illegal moneylending and
illegal gambling. Tan Chor Jin,
nicknamed One-eye dragon, was a member...
-
Corporate law (also
known as
business law,
company law or
enterprise law) is the body of law
governing the rights, relations, and
conduct of persons, companies...
-
moneylenders is
typically much
looser than that of banks. In ****an, the
Moneylending Control Law
requires only
registration in each prefecture. In ****an,...
- John
Elwes MP (born John
Meggot or Meggott; 7
April 1714 – 26
November 1789) was a
member of
parliament (MP) in
Great Britain for
Berkshire (1772–1784)...
- jobs such as
ragmen or tax collectors. They were
especially active in
moneylending for they
could ignore the
Christian clerics'
condemnation on loan interest...
- gang
operated several "carrom clubs" that were a
facade for
illegal moneylending, gambling, and
betting rackets.[citation needed] In the 1970s, Lala agreed...
-
fractions to 3–4 percent,
perhaps because lenders used
Roman numerals.
Moneylending during this
period was
largely a
matter of
private loans advanced to...
- were
considered socially inferior, such as tax and rent
collecting and
moneylending,
occupations that were only
tolerated as a "necessary evil". The number...
