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Sotiris C Plastiras

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  • Jun 5

    Greece's Supreme Court caps interest on protected 'red loans', slashing monthly payments for up to 350,000 borrowers

    The plenary session of the Areios Pagos published its decision ruling that interest on loans protected under the Katselis Law must be calculated on the court-ordered monthly instalment, not the total outstanding capital, a move expected to reduce payments by hundreds of euros.

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