Newcomb v Bonham: 1681

A mortgage is made reemable during the life of the mortgagor only, yet his heirs shall redeem – And in this case the mortgagor may be foreclosed in his own lifetime. But where his decree was reversed on a hearing de integro and reversal affirmed in part.

Citations:

[1681] EngR 115, (1681) 1 Vern 7, [1681] 23 ER 266

Jurisdiction:

England and Wales

Cited by:

CitedBrighton and Hove City Council v Audus ChD 26-Feb-2009
The claimant was the proprietor of a fourth legal charge on a title. It sought a declaration that a second charge in favour of the defendant was void as a clog on the proprietor’s equity of redemption. An advance secured by a first charge, also in . .
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Land

Updated: 19 November 2022; Ref: scu.304589