In-substance Defeasance Definition | Becker

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In-substance Defeasance

An in-substance defeasance is an arrangement in which securities are placed into an irrevocable trust and are pledged for future principal and interest payments on long-term debt. The liability is not considered extinguished. See also extinguishment of debt.

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