s8 Mortgages Flashcards

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what is a mortgage?

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is a form of security interest, which result in a proprietary title being granted to the lander for the purpose of securing repayment for the debt.

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forms of mortgages?

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two forms:

  1. Old title Mortgage - involves transfer of ownership to the mortgagee/lender along with the contract to re transfer land when debt discharged.
  2. Torrens Title and Equitable Mortgages- involves a charge in favour of the mortgagee for the duration of the loan
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what are the rights and duties arising under mortgage, for mortgagor?

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Equity of Redemption:
A mortgagor has an equity right to redeem (save) the legal title of a land, whenever a secured loan contract amounts to a mortgage. However, the mortgagor has a duty to comply with the terms of the contract, and do not violate the mortgagee’s rights.
For instance, If a mortgagor does not follow the contractual term of repaying the loan, then there is no contractual right to redeem. But only a right to damages.

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what is the equity of redemption?

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refers to a mortgagor’s right to redeem/protect his legal interest over a land and prevent a mortgagee from proceeding on a foreclosure over the land/property, till the end of loan repayment.

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who is a Mortgagee?

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the person/bank who lends the money

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what are the rights and duties arising under mortgage, for mortgagee?

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A mortgagee has a security interest, and acquires a range of rights in order to reinforce the proprietary status of the mortgage such as;

  • the promise to pay
  • the right to possession
  • the right to appoint receivers
  • the power to sale
  • the right of foreclosure
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what is foreclosure ?

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Foreclosure occurs when a lender takes possession of a property after the mortgage holder fails to make repayments on a home loan. The sale of the property is to help the lender regain the cost of the outstanding loan.

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Does Equity of Redemption falls under contractual right?

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No, it falls under proprietary right because this right has been uphaold through an equitable interest.

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Formality Requirement to create a mortgage?

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both a mortgage contract

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where does the rights of the parties to a mortgage arise from?

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from the term of the loan contract and any relevant or statutory provision

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the nature and scope of a mortgage will depend on two issues?

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  1. the sources of law that validates it - that’s whether the mortgage security arises under statute, common law or equity
  2. the nature of property right that is subject to the security
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