Lecture 19 - mortgages Flashcards
what is a mortgage
its a form of proprietary security interest for the advancement of a loan or in santley v wilde a conveyance of land … as security for the payment of a debt or the discharge of some other obligation for which it is given
how can a legal mortgage be created in unregistered land
under s85 lpa1925 there are 2 methods
1. the long lease method
2. the charge by way of legal mortgage
how can a legal mortgage be created in registered land
under s23(1) of the 2002 lra the only method of creation of a legal mortgage in registered land is the registered charge
what are the circumstances where equitable mortgages can arise
- mortgage of equitable interest
- informal or otherwise defective legal mortgages
- mortgages where there is forgery
- mortgages by deposit of title deeds
- mortgages arising under the doctrine of proprietary estoppel
what are the different rights mortgagors have
- the equitable right to redeem and the no clogs or fetters rule
- protection from unfair creditor-debtor relationships under the consumer credit act 2006
-protection under the financial services and markets act 2000
-powers of the mortgagor to claim possession, to grant leases, and to seek an order for sale - setting aside of the mortgage on grounds of undue influence
what rights does the legal mortgagee have
- the right to payment under the contract
- the right to possession
- the power of sale
- the remedy of foreclosure
- the power to appoint a receiver