Pine Assembly Workshop: Term loan agreement (DOCX)
Term loan agreement (DOCX) for Pine Assembly Workshop. A 48,000.00 USD term loan at 6.90 percent over 36 months. Clause 3.1 states the level instalment of 1,479.91 USD and clause 3.2 states in words why the final instalment is 1,479.81, which is 0.10 less: 36 level instalments would repay 0.10 USD more than is owed. Total interest is 5,276.66 and total repayments 53,276.66 USD. The PDF twin in the same directory carries the identical text.
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Specifications
- Document Set
- banking
- Industry
- finance
- Source Kit
- accounting-reconciliation
- Entity
- Pine Assembly Workshop
- Synthetic
- true
- As Of
- 2026-09-08
- Facility Id
- LN-2026-0001
- Principal
- 48000.00
- Annual Rate
- 0.069
- Term Months
- 36
- Level Payment
- 1479.91
- Final Payment
- 1479.81
- Total Interest
- 5276.66
- Clauses
- 8
- Cross References
- 1
- Renderer
- python-docx
- Paragraphs
- 26
Testing contract
Expected to pass- Scenario
- Recompute the level instalment from the principal, the monthly rate and the term, then check the final instalment against the schedule.
- Expected result
- The annuity formula on 48000.00 at 0.57500 percent for 36 months gives 1479.91, the instalment clause 3.1 states, and the schedule closes on a final instalment of 1479.81 and a balance of exactly 0.00.
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Code examples
from docx import Document # pip install python-docx
doc = Document("loan-agreement-LN-2026-0001.docx")
for p in doc.paragraphs[:10]:
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