Mortgages Flashcards

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2 remedies where lender wishes to end mortgage?

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  1. Power of sale.

2. Foreclosure.

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By virtue of what does lender have power of sale? Authority.

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Implied into deed by s101(1)(i) LPA.

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What 2 conditions must be met to exercise power of sale?

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  1. Power must have arisen, i.e. date of redemption has passed - s101(1)(i) LPA.
  2. Power is exercisable - see s103 LPA.
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When exercising power of sale, under what duty is the lender? Case.

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To act in good faith & obtain true market value - Cuckmere Brick v Mutual Finance.

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How must the selling mortgagee apply the proceeds of sale? Authority.

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As per s105 LPA.

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What is the effect of foreclosure? Is it likely to succeed?

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Lender takes absolute ownership (subject to prior interests). Unlikely as either party can request court order for sale in lieu of foreclosure under s91(2) LPA.

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3 remedies where lender wishes to continue the mortgage?

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  1. Debt action (unlikely if borrower is broke).
  2. Possession.
  3. Receiver.
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When will the right to take possession arise? Case.

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“As soon as the ink is dry” - Four Maids v Dudley Marshall.

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What must the lender not do when taking possession? Authority. How can this be avoided? Authority.

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  1. Use or threaten force - s6(2) CLA 1977.

2. By applying to court for order for possession - s36(2) AJA 1970.

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Once lender has taken possession, under what duty is he? Case.

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To manage the property with due diligence and account for any surplus profit - White v City of London Brewery.

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By virtue of what does lender have power to appoint receiver? Authority.

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Implied into deed by s101(1)(iii) LPA.

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What 2 conditions must be met to exercise power to appoint receiver?

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  1. Power must have arisen, i.e. date of redemption has passed - s101(1)(i) LPA.
  2. Power is exercisable - see s103 LPA.
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How must the receiver apply the proceeds of sale? Authority.

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As per s109(8) LPA.

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How can a lender protect his mortgage in the registered system? Authority.

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Registrable disposition - s27 LRA, so register against title by date of registration of owner/next mortgagee - s29 LRA.

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How can a lender protect his mortgage in the unregistered system? Authorities.

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  1. 1st lender can take deeds - s85(1) LPA.

2. Subsequent lenders must register mortgage as puisne mortgage, as Class C(i) land charge - s2 LCA 1972.

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How is priority of mortgages decided? Authority.

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Order placed on register at Land Registry - s48 LRA.