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Evaluating Contractual Compliance
A small business has a loan agreement that includes several conditions. Based on the provided case study, evaluate whether the business has defaulted on its loan. Justify your conclusion by explaining which, if any, terms of the agreement were not met.
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Evaluating Contractual Compliance