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Thanks to Debtor & Creditor Law section 151, not even a lien can interfere with prepayment, because prepayment establishes a setoff opportunity, which is senior to any lien.

Setoffs and Credits in the Marital Residence and Jointly Titled Real Property

Partitioning real property in dissolution of marriage actions and suits between unmarried co-tenants: credits, setoffs, ouster, division, and sale

The setoff issued by Commerce at the direction of the Court of International Trade is vacated.

In reviewing whether improperly collected countervailing duties can be set off during a later period of review by U.S. Department of Commerce, Federal Circuit offers comprehensive overview of countervailing duty law and concludes that it is reasonable that setoffs cannot be granted during later review period

First, they contend that they are entitled to a full setoff under Section 12 of the NAIC act for any sums otherwise paid with respect to a "claim." Second, they argue that the insured should be required to exhaust any other available insurance first in light of the definition of "covered claim" in the act.

When insurers go belly up: implications for insurers, policyholders and guaranty funds: it's not only the insured who suffers when there is an insurer insolvency; the ripples may cause damage to several other parties as well

Triangular setoff expands setoff rights by contract to permit affiliated entities to setoff the obligation of one of the affiliates to a debtor to reduce the debtor's indebtedness owing to another affiliate.

Triangular Setoff Rights Again Don't Pass Muster in Bankruptcy

may be set off to any one or more of the parties, with his or their consent, upon payment by him or them to any one or more of the others of such amounts of money as the commissioners award to make the partition just and equal.' A court is free to use its 14 powers as the sole means of resolving a partition action; the court also can use setoffs in combination with other means of partition to end the case.

Real property - Partition - Condominium

This is known as a right of setoff. If you didn't owe them, this transaction is unlawful and should be reversed.

Q&A; The People's consumer Champion

On the verge of insolvency, the Esfahan Steel Company (ESCO) is seeking to lighten its debt burden by reaching a setoff agreement with the government, according to the company's manager, Ahmad Sadeqi.

Monster debt is sinking Esfahan Steel Company

Article 40 of the EBL provides for the setoff of mutual debts in determining whether the creditor owes money to the administrator or the administrator owes money to the creditor.

China's Bankruptcy Law interpretations: translations and commentary

While a franchisee now has the express right to receive fair market value for its franchised business if the franchisor acted unlawfully--a remedy far superior to the repurchase of inventory required of franchisors in limited circumstances under the existing CFRA--that is not an unfair result, is consistent with damages a franchisee may recover on a contract claim for the same unlawful action, and remains subject to the franchisor's setoff rights.

California franchise Bill: revolutionary and ground-breaking? No, but evolutionary: assembly bill 525 is nowhere close to the "groundbreaking, first-of-its-kind" legislation touted by some of its proponents

New stops have been installed and services will make those stops their setoff point.

Buses prepare to leave historic city centre station for last time

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