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conventional hypothecs, as
bottomry and respondentia, and
tacit hypothecs established by law. Of the
latter the most
important is the landlord's
hypothec for rent...
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jurisdictions only
allows hypothec as the sole
security interest applicable to real
estate and (in some cases)
marine vessels (ship
hypothec),
while allowing only...
- The only common-law
tacit hypothec recognised in
South Africa is that of the
lessor of
immovable property. The
other hypothecs are statutory, the most important...
- In a ship
mortgage (common law) or ship
hypothec (civil law term,
covering also a
maritime lien), a
shipowner gives a
lender (or mortgagee) a security...
- the
existence of any en****brances such as ea****ts or
mortgages and
hypothecs.[citation needed] Often, in the case of
lawyer notaries, the certificate...
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simply mortgage (/ˈmɔːrɡɪdʒ/), in
civil law
jurisdictions known also as a
hypothec loan, is a loan used
either by
purchasers of real
property to
raise funds...
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taken reasonable steps to
protect his
property from the lessor's
tacit hypothec, the
courts will
infer that the
property was
brought onto the
leased premises...
- I-15, s. 6:
Interest on
Moneys Secured by
Mortgage on Real
Property or
Hypothec on Immovables".
Justice Laws Website.
Department of
Justice (Canada). 2002-12-31...
- is no
similar institution to the
mortgage in the
civil law,
however a
hypothec is a
device to
secure real
rights against property.
These real
rights follow...
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