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Even in a review engagement,the accountant cannot merely accept client-supplied information that appears to be false or misleading.
Mortgageable Estate
A property or estate which can be used as security for a mortgage loan.
Writ of Possession
A court order granting a party the right to take possession of property, often issued after a judgment in an eviction or foreclosure process.
Debtor in Default
A debtor who has failed to fulfill their payment obligations under the terms of a loan or credit agreement.
Lender
An individual, institution, or entity that provides funds to another with the expectation that the funds will be repaid, often with interest.
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