Two recent judgements of the First Chamber of the Supreme Court have established relevant criteria on the interest clauses of reverse mortgages, considering that remuneratory interest may be cancelled when it has not been sufficiently clear to the client that the interest generated is incorporated into the debt and may in turn generate new interest.
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Two recent judgements of the First Chamber of the Supreme Court have established relevant criteria on the interest clauses of reverse mortgages, considering that remuneratory interest may be cancelled when it has not been sufficiently clear to the client that the interest generated is incorporated into the debt and may in turn generate new interest.