Supreme Court held that a loan matured when the debtor accepted the repayment plan and the creditor demanded payment.

The Supreme Court ruled that a loan matured upon the debtor's acceptance of a repayment plan combined with the creditor's demand for payment. The creditor argued that the loan became due only after a specific deadline in a collection letter, while the debtor contended the maturity date was tied to the repayment plan acceptance. The court determined that the combination of accepting the plan and the subsequent demand established the maturity date, rejecting the creditor's alternative timeline.