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1. So if the students are broke, can the courts throw out the loans?

Wed Feb 6, 2013, 03:11 PM

Feb 2013

Since, after all, the option of declaring bankruptcy in these circumstances was stripped away, to help out our friends, the banks.

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Universities Sue Students Over Defaulted Perkins Loans [View all] Fire Walk With Me Feb 2013 OP

So if the students are broke, can the courts throw out the loans? villager Feb 2013 #1

I think you should not have to repay until you are upaloopa Feb 2013 #2