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Request this documentReceipt for a payment (Germany)
Why it matches: You are selling something privately or paying a deposit and want a receipt stating what the payment was for.
Germany · in German
A receipt under § 368 of the German Civil Code (BGB) in which the person paid confirms receiving money — in cash or by transfer, for instance for repaying a private loan, an instalment, a deposit or a private sale. With the sum in figures and words, the date, the method, the reason for the payment and whether the debt is now fully paid or what remains. The payer can demand a receipt on paying; in German, to be printed and signed by hand by the person receiving the money.
Private loan agreement between individuals (Austria)
Why it matches: Your parents are lending you money for a flat or a car and everyone wants a clear repayment plan.
Austria · in German
A loan agreement under Austrian law for money lent between private individuals — family, friends or acquaintances. It records the amount, payment by bank transfer, interest or an interest-free loan, repayment in one sum, in instalments or after one month's notice (§ 986 of the Austrian Civil Code, ABGB), default interest at 4% (§ 1000 ABGB) and acceleration on default. No set form and no stamp duty since 2011. Between spouses or registered partners a notarial deed is required (§ 1 Abs 1 lit b NotAktsG), and the agreement asks about it. A guarantee is a separate declaration. Private lenders only. In German, to print and sign.
Receipt for a payment (Austria)
Why it matches: You paid cash for a used car or furniture in Austria and want the seller to confirm it in writing.
Austria · in German
A receipt under § 1426 of the Austrian Civil Code (ABGB): the person receiving the money confirms in writing who paid how much, when, how — in cash or by transfer — and for what, and whether the debt is now paid off or this is only a part-payment, with the balance left. Anyone who pays in Austria may always ask for a receipt. It goes with the private loan, the acknowledgement of debt, the settlement and the instalment agreement. In German, to fill in, print and have signed by the payee.
Private loan agreement between individuals (Germany)
Why it matches: You are borrowing money from family for a car or a flat and want clear repayment terms.
Germany · in German
A loan agreement under German law for money lent between private individuals — friends, family or acquaintances. It sets out the amount, payment by bank transfer, the interest or an interest-free loan, repayment in one sum or in instalments, early repayment, default interest under § 288 of the German Civil Code (BGB) and the three months' notice of § 488 BGB where no date is fixed. For private lenders only: a business lending to a consumer falls under consumer-credit law. In German, no set form — print, both sign, each keeps a copy.