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What is a set-off?

Author: Kuba Pastula



Answer:

An arrangement whereby parties who owe each other money can aggregate the sums due to each other and set off those sums, leaving the balance due to be claimed either way. Broadly speaking, where two parties each owe each other a  sum of money it makes commercial sense to simply allow them to strike a balance as to the amount owed


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