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lien
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lien /li·en/ (li´en) [L.] spleen.lie´nal
lien accesso´rius  accessory spleen.
lien mo´bilis  floating spleen.
li·en (ln, -n)
n.
The spleen.
lien.
See spleen.
lien (lēn),
n a qualified right of property that a creditor has in specific property of the debtor as security for the debt or for performance of some act.
lien
[L.] spleen.


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An $8,240,000 first lien mortgage for the purchase of two office buildings in Cleveland, Oh.
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In the first half of the year, S & P reported, the first lien represented 67 percent of the transaction, and the second lien 28 percent.
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Knowledge of lien status is basic to credit underwriting because loans secured by first liens have a lower incidence of default than loans secured by junior liens or unsecured loans; consequently, loans secured by a first lien are generally offered at the lowest rates of interest.
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