call in a debt

A guy who works for him, my old company sergeant, called in a debt.

It used to be a last resort to call in a debt collecting agency, but now there's a trend to sell the debt off quickly.

Chanur just called in a debt.

RBS had called in a debt collection agency but has now cancelled the debt.

I'm...I'm calling in a debt.

He had called in a debt from an old friend with an intelligence agency who passed him file copies of the UNICRATT force.

Instead, Pearly, who refers to himself as a Knight among Lucifer's angels, calls in a debt owed to him by another of Lucifer's angels.

"Everyone has their own fiscal year," Assemblyman M. Scott Stringer of Manhattan said the other day, in the midst of calling in a debt he was owed, for a restaurant dinner.

Should cf2 be forced to call in a debt collection company to recover monies owed to us by you or your agent, cf2 reserves the right to levy a surcharge in addition to any outstanding amount.

In March, City went into administration after ACL called in a debt of £1.3m in unpaid rent and since then there has been a bitter stand-off between two parties with a deep mutual antipathy.

Reyal was due to call in a debt itself on Wednesday but said late that evening it had agreed to extend talks with developer Nozar over 205 million euros which unlisted Nozar borrowed a year ago.

Richard Cairns, headteacher of Brighton College, said he had never needed to call in a debt collector as, but was aware of schools "in very shaky financial circumstances, in part because parents can't afford the fees".

LEAD: A bank representing bondholders became the second financial institution to call in a debt of the Public Service Company of New Hampshire, the lead owner of the stalled Seabrook nuclear plant.

In February 1996, the Sunday Times reported that Lord Younger, a former cabinet minister then Chairman of the Royal Bank of Scotland, had personally intervened in November 1995 to prevent a French bank from calling in a debt from Thomason which would have resulted in his bankruptcy.