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The High Court of Cassation and Justice (ICCJ) has ruled that banks cannot increase debts when declaring early maturity on loans, protecting consumers from additional charges. This decision clarifies that only the interest accrued until the early maturity date is considered due, preventing banks from claiming further interest for the remaining contract period. The ruling aims to ensure consumer protection and fairness, emphasizing that banks cannot charge interest for periods when borrowers are no longer under the original repayment terms. This sets a mandatory precedent for courts nationwide, addressing financial traps in banking disputes.