Abstract
Repurchase agreements, which govern transactions within the trading community, constitute a type of securities financing that involves the purchase and sale of instruments on cross-border markets. The author examines a variety of documents about contracts, acquisitions, and document-based communication in this article. The author concurs that truthful consumers must be conscious of purchasers' challenges during transactions and that legal considerations and data transfer must be factored into mortgage and real estate transactions. Therefore, consumers must guarantee compliance with these provisions in good faith or at the very least, have confidence in their compliance. Utilizing a qualitative methodology, this study examines statutory regulations and the literature. According to the conclusion, legal repercussions may result from resale agreements with debtors (consumers) who engage in dishonest conduct during pandemic transactions or contracts. They remain perpetually if they are associated with a transaction; they cannot renegotiate or redeem the debt security.
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