- of
property involves the
following parties. The borrower,
known as the
mortgagor,
gives the
mortgage to the lender,
known as the mortgagee. A mortgage...
- (mortgagee), or
other lienholder,
obtains a
termination of a
mortgage borrower (
mortgagor)'s
equitable right of redemption,
either by
court order or by operation...
- the
right of a
mortgagor to
redeem his or her
property once the debt
secured by the
mortgage has been discharged. Historically, a
mortgagor (the borrower)...
-
decree that
unless the
mortgagor paid the debt by a date
certain (and
after the law date set in the mortgage), the
mortgagor would thereafter be barred...
- a
mortgage loan. Its
purpose is to
offset losses in the case
where a
mortgagor is not able to
repay the loan and the
lender is not able to
recover its...
-
outstanding debt
before selling the property.
Borrower (also
called a "
mortgagor"): the
person borrowing who
either has or is
creating an
ownership interest...
-
mortgagee (lender) does not take
possession of the
title deeds from the
mortgagor (borrower) as security. A
puisne mortgage may be
registered with HM Land...
- v. Egan 15 La. Ann. 97, 98 (1860). In
considering whether to give the
mortgagor money damages or
restore the
property itself, the
court said in regard...
-
often done when the
value of the
property has
increased allowing the
mortgagor to
increase their mortgage taking cash out to
spend on
other things. The...
- the
contract agreed to by the
lender and
borrower (i.e.
mortgagee and
mortgagor in
mortgage states;
Trustee and
Trustor in
Trust Deed states). In general...
