Don Manuel García Ferrer is self-employed and is dedicated to installing air conditioners. His friend, Mr....

Don Manuel García Ferrer is self-employed and is dedicated to installing air conditioners. His friend, Mr. Antonio López Hernández, has decided to set up a Business Accounting and Taxation business. For this he needs to make an initial investment of € 40,000. As his friend Manuel is doing very well, he has chosen to borrow from him instead of going to a bank. Don Manuel will give Don Antonio the amount of € 40,000 by bank transfer on September 15, 2016. They have agreed that Don Antonio will return the amount in four annual payments. The payment of each annual fee will be made at the end of each year with an annual interest of 4%. To document the payments, four bills of exchange corresponding to each annuity will be issued. To make sure of the collection of the amounts, Don Manuel has requested that the payment of the letters be guaranteed by the father of his friend, Mr. Luis López Pérez.

Don Manuel has decided to buy a new second-hand vehicle. To pay for this acquisition, he endorses the first letter to Doña Alicia Martínez Castro on October 01, 2016.

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Draft the Commercial Loan Agreement detailing the form of payment and including all data that is not provided and it is necessary.

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Loan Agreement

The loan agreement is made as of the 15th day of September 2016 by and between Don Manuel Garcia Ferrer and Don Antonio Lopez Hernandez with principal place of business

At _________ and ____________

Therefore , the parties hereto hereby agree as follows:

1. The Loan – The parties agree to loan for the amount € 40,000

2. Advances and Prepayment – The payment of each annual fee will be made at the end of each year with an annual interest of 4%.

3. Representation – To make sure of the collection of the amounts, Don Manuel has requested that the payment of the letters be guaranteed by the father of his friend ,Mr. Luis Lopez Perez.

4.Default & remedies – The Occurrence of any or more of the Additional Events of Default Luis Lopez Perez will be liable for the same.

In Witness of which the parties have signed this agreement:

Borrower signature _______

Lender signature __________

Witness signature_________

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