What is one stipulation regarding partial debt satisfaction in strict foreclosure?

In the context of strict foreclosure, the stipulation regarding partial debt satisfaction is that the debtor must provide a record of assent. This means that for a creditor to accept partial satisfaction of the debt, there must be formal acknowledgment or documentation from the debtor indicating their acceptance of the terms established in the strict foreclosure process.

Strict foreclosure allows a secured party to retain the collateral without selling it in order to satisfy the debt. However, this process requires clear communication and agreement between the debtor and creditor. The record of assent acts as evidence that the debtor agrees to the terms of the arrangement, including any partial satisfaction of the outstanding obligation.

The other aspects, such as exemptions from payments or requirements to return collateral, do not align with the fundamental structure of strict foreclosure, where the debtor's obligations and clear agreements regarding the status of the collateral must be maintained.