- A
Welsh mortgage is a now-obsolete form of
mortgage which could be
created under English law.
Welsh mortgages were also used in
other common law countries...
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French term
meaning "dead pledge,"
originally only
referring to the
Welsh mortgage (see below), but in the
later Middle Ages was
applied to all
gages and...
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Mortgage discrimination or
mortgage lending discrimination is the
practice of banks,
governments or
other lending institutions denying loans to one or...
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examples of a
security interest is a
mortgage: a
person is
loaned money from a bank to buy a house, and they
grant a
mortgage over the
house so that if they...
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champion in 1961
Phillip E. Hill Sr. (born 1956),
American ringleader of a
mortgage fraud scheme in the
State of
Georgia Phillip Hill (born 1972), American...
- In 1927, with
Welsh unable to
raise the
capital to pay the
mortgage on his Long Hill estate, the farm was sold to
satisfy a
mortgage of $30,000 even...
-
isolation of
minority inner-city
neighborhoods through withholding of
mortgage capital,
making it even more
difficult for
neighborhoods to
attract and...
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affect housing within the
context of real property, landlord–tenant law,
mortgage law, laws that
forbid housing discrimination, laws that
attempt to preserve...
- (repealed) 43 Geo. 3. c. 75 4 July 1803 An act to
authorize the Sale or
Mortgage of the
Estates of
Persons found lunatick by Inquisition, in
England or...
- with
mortgages unlikely to be
offered to
older residents. The
Neighbourhood Renewal ****essment in 2005
stated that the
environment around the
Welsh Streets...
