For a borrower, the loss can raise a bigger question than simply recovering the value of the gold. Should the bank pay only for the metal, or should the compensation also cover making charges and the value of stones?
For a borrower, the loss can raise a bigger question than simply recovering the value of the gold.
Should the bank pay only for the metal, or should the compensation also cover making charges and the value of stones?
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For a borrower, the loss can raise a bigger question than simply recovering the value of the gold. Should the bank pay only for the metal, or should the compensation also cover making charges and the value of stones?
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