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The High Court ruled that banks cannot charge clients interest for the remaining years of a loan if it was declared prematurely due to non-payment. Clients will only pay interest accrued until the early maturity declaration. This decision clarifies consumer obligations and aims to protect borrowers under credit contracts. The ruling establishes a uniform interpretation of the law, enhancing legal certainty in consumer-lender relationships. It emphasizes that while clients are responsible for the principal, they are not liable for interest beyond the early maturity date.