Mortgage
What is a Mortgage?
An immovable property
None of the above
A right by which the ownership right to real property may be encumbered in order to obtain security for a designated claim
Under a mortgage, a mortgagor can claim satisfaction from the subject matter of the mortgage:
depending on the ownership of who is entitled to it with a statutory entitlement to satisfaction with priority over the personal creditors of the owner of the property
irrespective of whose ownership it is/who is entitled to it with a statutory entitlement to satisfaction with priority over the personal creditors of the owner of the property
only if bankrupt is claimed
Under the Principle of indivisibility of a mortgage
a mortgage is indivisible from itself
a mortgage can be established on a piece of real estate
a mortgage cannot be established on a piece of real estate
A mortgage secures:
a claim superior to a specified sum of money
a claim up to half of a specified sum of money
a claim up to a specified sum of money
The agreement establishing the mortgage
should specify the legal relationships.
should specify the legal relationships and the resulting secured claims.
should specify the resulting secured claims.
In the event that the mortgage debtor fails to pay the matured mortgage claim
the creditor loses any rights due to administrative enforcement
the creditor cannot seek satisfaction through court proceedings
the creditor may seek satisfaction through court proceedings
To enforce the Expiry of a mortgage
a statement of the real estate owner can be presented but it is not mandatory
a statement of the real estate owner is required attached to the application for deletion of the mortgage
It is never possible to enforce the expiration of a mortgage