Sections 9, 15 and 19 were decided against the principal debtor and the borrower to recover the loan against which no appeal was filed by the banking court, however, the borrower filed two plea applications. Moved to reject the order and second to issue your property. Implementation of the order bail included that he did not submit title documents to the bank, and with good faith, the title documents were easily handed over to the principal. The Banking Court had granted the bail plea at the same time as it was withheld. He requested that he return the documents of his property title only to the principal debtor and not mortgage the house. This was not true and was only taken to delay the execution of the process, not just to pay the mortgage loan, which was not admittedly returned, but as a guarantee of accuracy, his home as a guarantee. The banking court knew of the proceedings from the very beginning, the corrupt, rightfully refusing to reject the decree and leaving its property at such a desolate stage.
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