A proposed release and consent followed.

Clara’s interest, held through the family trust, was identified in the accompanying materials.

The cure deadline was November 15.

The letter did not mean the whole business had already been seized.

It meant that substantial obligations were overdue and that the lender was preparing to exercise remedies if the arrears remained unpaid.

The proposed transaction required more than Arthur’s assurance that it was routine.

We read the signature page twice.