a loan that is repayable on demand
a below market loan if it does not provide for an interest rate at least equal to the applicable federal rate
a below-market loan if it is interest free
a below-market loan if no interest is charged or if interest is charged at a rate below the applicable federal rate
a loan that can be called (accelerated) at any time by the lender, either with or without cause
a loan that the lender can order repaid at any time, for any reason, and without obligation to state a reason
A loan with no fixed maturity, payable whenever the bank calls for it or at the borrower's option.
A loan with no specific maturity date. The lender may demand payment on the loan at any time.
A demand loan is repayable on demand rather than on a specified date. In practice, demand for repayment is not generally made unless the borrower's condition deteriorates so much that the lender concludes its risk has become too great to continue the existing account.
A loan with no set maturity date. The loan is payable whenever the lender chooses to call it.
A loan where the balance must be repaid upon request.
Loan repayable upon demand of creditor.
A type of loan where the bank can force the borrower to repay at any given time.
A type of loan where the lender may require payment in full of the principal (and accumulated interest) at any time.
A loan with no fixed date of termination. A demand loan may be repaid at any time by the borrower, or called in for repayment at any time by the lender.
A loan payable in full at any time upon demand by the lender.
Any loan which is payable in full at any time on demand of the lender.
A loan with no fixed maturity date.
Loan repayable on demand. Also known as a CALL LOAN.
A loan that must be repaid in full, on demand.
Loan with no established maturity period, which is callable on the demand of the lender, for repayment. The interest is calculated on a daily basis and paid periodically.
