principal creditor

We'd already put in the nuclear engines so we were the principal creditors come foreclosure.

"The head is then given to his principal creditor."

I mean to say, who would decide who was the principal creditor?

Hynix's finances have been controlled by its principal creditor banks for the last year.

The state also agreed to pay the principal creditors still owed roughly 22 million pesos (around $7 million).

He notes that West Germany is the principal creditor, which adds a political dimension to the issue of debt reduction.

Hayes's principal creditor bank, Nationsbank, declined to comment.

Respondent Citizens Bank of Massachusetts was the principal creditor.

The Soviet Union's principal creditor is Germany.

At the table with Zurich was First Chicago, one of Peregrine's principal creditors.

It has been suggested that George may have bought John's vote, since he was a principal creditor of the Rosenberg estates.

As a result, the United States of America emerged as a financial superpower and the principal creditor to European countries.

The store filed for bankruptcy in 2009, and has subsequently been acquired by its principal creditors, exiting bankruptcy in 2010.

The possibility that West Germany is the principal creditor of the Eastern Bloc adds some further twists to the problem.

In about 1690 the château became the property of his principal creditor, Jean-Hubert de Tignée, whose descendants still own it.

Debt for equity deals often occur when large companies run into serious financial trouble, and often result in these companies being taken over by their principal creditors.

Earlier this month, the principal creditor, the Korea Exchange Bank, turned up the pressure on Hyundai Engineering to repay its huge debts.

William Healey was the president of Newton Heath Football Club in the 1890s and one of the club's principal creditors.

Whether in any particular case the person who exerts the undue influence is the agent (in this sense) of the principal creditor must be a question of fact.

His principal creditor Richard Long acquired ownership of the estate after a Chancery Decree in his favour in 1739.

Then, on 17 February, John Sadleir, who had been the principal creditor of the bank, committed suicide on Hampstead Heath.

Bridgeman got into financial strife, and in 1739 under a Chancery Decree, the house and park were acquired by his principal creditor Richard Long.

Two of Kaye, Scholer's principal creditors, Citibank and Chemical Bank, had threatened to shut off credit to the firm unless the suit was quickly resolved.

In October 1672, as principal creditor to George Sinclair, 6th Earl of Caithness, he obtained the inheritance of his lands and properties.

The offer, which was made to Trump Castle Associates with notification to principal creditors, was roundly rejected by Mr. Trump.