Legal Definitions - titulo lucrativo, qui titulus est post contractum debitum

Titulo lucrativo, qui titulus est post contractum debitum

A lucrative title that arises after a debt has been contracted.

• Interest on a loan is a lucrative title that arises after the debt has been contracted.
• A late fee on a credit card is a lucrative title that arises after the debt has been contracted.

These examples illustrate how a lucrative title can arise after a debt has been contracted. In the case of a loan, the lender may charge interest on the amount borrowed, which is a form of lucrative title. Similarly, a credit card company may charge a late fee if the borrower does not make their payment on time, which is another form of lucrative title.