PER CURIAM:
Plaintiffs are a corporation and its president. They mortgaged real estate to a savings and loan association for a loan of $275,000. The mortgage included a provision that if the loan was criticized by any state or federal examining authority, payment in full would be due in 30 days. Subsequently the loan was criticized by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board as inadequately secured. The money became due, plaintiffs defaulted, and the lender foreclosed.
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