adjustment mortgage, bottomry, dead pledge, first mortgage, hypothec, installment mortgage, mortgage deed, pledge, put up, stake, vadium vivum
Definitionn. a conditional conveyance of property as security for the repayment of a loan
Last update: July 5, 2017
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During the decade 1881-1890 great sums of European capital were invested in railways and other undertakings, encouraged by the grant of interest guarantees and by state mortgage bank loans in the form of cedulas, nominally secured on landed property. [adjective]
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But the policy was heavily mortgaged. [Please select]
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NOSEY FLYNN: Can I raise a mortgage on my fire insurance. [Please select]
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Ford holds a mortgage on Platt of four hundred dollars. [Please select]
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The note was given up, and the mortgage cancelled. [Please select]
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He has mortgaged everything, so that he can't raise anything more. [Please select]
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"The mortgage note has been due for years," pleaded the squire. [Please select]
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