Leenregels
Leenregels are a set of guidelines or policies that govern the lending of money, goods, or services. The term is used in Dutch to describe formal rules that determine who may borrow, what can be borrowed, the duration of the loan, and the consequences of non-return. Leenregels can be issued by institutions such as libraries, banks, or government agencies, or they can refer to broader policy frameworks.
In libraries, leennormen specify borrowing limits, loan periods, renewal options, and conditions for accessing different types
In a financial context, leenregels define loan terms such as principal, interest rate, repayment schedule, and
In linguistics, leenregels refer to the rules by which words or expressions are borrowed from one language
Institutions typically establish leenregels to ensure clarity, fairness, and enforceability, with procedures for updates, exemptions, and