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The Forbearance Agreement Commercial Loan is essential in South African commercial lending practices when borrowers face financial challenges that may affect their ability to meet original loan obligations. This document is typically used when a borrower has defaulted or is likely to default on their commercial loan commitments, but where the lender believes that temporary relief or restructuring could enable the borrower to recover and eventually meet their obligations. The agreement operates within South Africa's legal framework, particularly considering the National Credit Act, Banks Act, and related financial sector regulations. It details the terms of forbearance, including modified payment schedules, additional reporting requirements, enhanced monitoring provisions, and any new security arrangements, while ensuring compliance with South African banking and commercial law requirements. The document serves as a critical tool for both lenders and borrowers in managing distressed loan situations while maintaining legal and regulatory compliance.
