[However, in contrast to the loans in the previous halakhah,] someone who lends to his friend on a collateral, it does not undergo shemittah. But if he lent it with ground as collateral, there are diverse rulings.

A cosigner who paid the borrower, but before [the borrower] paid the lender the shemittah year began, [the loan still] undergoes shemittah [and the cosigner’s money is returned].

Someone who must swear to his friend about money in a case where had he agreed with him [and there was no dispute about which to swear] the seventh year would have retired the money, it also retired the [need for an] oath.

Someone who was obligated to pay his friend money and denied it, and they stood for a judgment [in court] and he was found to be obligated, and the court wrote the ruling and handed it to the lender, the seventh year does not retire [the debt].

A little extra today because I missed yesterday.

By the way, if anyone prefers or dislikes this copious use of insertions compared to most of my QSA posts, please let me know.