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More and more Swiss franc borrowers are receiving lawsuits from banks seeking the repayment of their loan principal – both after the final invalidation of the agreement and during ongoing proceedings against the bank. Why does a bank sue for the repayment of the principal? Does such a lawsuit mean that the entire loan amount must be immediately repaid? Can the bank's claim be time-barred? How can you effectively defend yourself? In this video, lawyer Tomasz Dubrowski explains: ✔ What is a lawsuit for the repayment of the principal after the invalidation of a Swiss franc loan agreement? ✔ Why do banks file such lawsuits (including interruption of the statute of limitations), ✔ What defenses can be raised in response to a lawsuit? ✔ What is the defense strategy in Swiss franc loan repayment cases? ✔ Does a borrower who wins a Swiss franc case have to fear a bailiff? This material is intended for people with Swiss franc loans and those currently undergoing contract invalidation proceedings. If you have received a bank lawsuit for the repayment of the principal – don't ignore it. The right litigation strategy is crucial to your financial situation. 📩 Contact us if you need a lawsuit review or assistance with a Swiss franc debt case. _______________________________ Here we publish recordings from webinars on credit matters in which we participated: 👉    • webinary & videocasty   🔹 Get to know us better: ▪FB:   / czupajlo.ciskowski   ▪LI:   / czupajlo-ciskowski   ▪IG:   / czupajlociskowski_i_partnerzy   ▪TT:   / czupajlociskowski   ▪WWW: www.ccka.pl ▪Newsletters: www.ccka-newsletter.grwebsite.pl ________ Do you have any questions? Contact us: 📞 Tel. +48 534 888 088 or +48 22 254 03 55 📧 Email: [email protected]