Sec. 2. (a) If a creditor asserts that grounds for acceleration under the terms of a high cost home loan exist and requires the payment in full of all sums secured by the security instrument, the borrower or a person authorized to act on the borrower's behalf at any time before the title is transferred by means of foreclosure, judicial proceeding and sale, or otherwise may cure the default and reinstate the high cost home loan by tendering the amount or performance as specified in the security instrument. (b) If the borrower cures the default on a high cost home loan, the original loan terms shall be reinstated, and any acceleration of any obligation under the security instrument or note arising from the default is nullified as of the date of the cure.
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