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The Supreme Court has ruled that consumers only owe interest accrued until the early maturity declaration of their loans, not future interest. This decision clarifies the obligations of consumers when banks declare loans due early due to missed payments. The ruling aims to protect consumers by ensuring they are not charged for interest beyond the point of early maturity. The court's interpretation of 'due debt' limits banks' claims to interest up to the declaration date, promoting fairness in consumer-banking disputes. This ruling will be published officially and will guide future legal cases.