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Page 38
The act declares all mortgages null and void , which shall not be recorded within
six months next after their execution . ... or interest which may be due on
mortgage , the most summary redress may be obtained by application to the
deemster ...
The act declares all mortgages null and void , which shall not be recorded within
six months next after their execution . ... or interest which may be due on
mortgage , the most summary redress may be obtained by application to the
deemster ...
Page 39
gagee forthwith , to hold until payment of principal , interest , costs , and charges ,
according to the terms of the mortgage deed . And in case the premises be of that
description called purchased lands , or cottages , or intacks , if the mortgage ...
gagee forthwith , to hold until payment of principal , interest , costs , and charges ,
according to the terms of the mortgage deed . And in case the premises be of that
description called purchased lands , or cottages , or intacks , if the mortgage ...
Page 104
... whereby to divest himself of the premises , that the same should be esteemed
and accounted as an aliena . tion within the intendment of the said proposals : or
if any tenant who then had mortgaged , or should thence after mortgage all , or ...
... whereby to divest himself of the premises , that the same should be esteemed
and accounted as an aliena . tion within the intendment of the said proposals : or
if any tenant who then had mortgaged , or should thence after mortgage all , or ...
Page 105
... shall be entered into the records within six months after the passing of the said
proposals into a law , or within six months next after such bills of mortgage were
executed , otherwise such bills to be of no effect in the law . wud on ngoan edo ...
... shall be entered into the records within six months after the passing of the said
proposals into a law , or within six months next after such bills of mortgage were
executed , otherwise such bills to be of no effect in the law . wud on ngoan edo ...
Page 112
Also , whereas by another clause in the aforesaid act of settlement , all persons
who then had mortgaged , or should thence after mortgage all or any part of his
messuages , lands , tenements , mills , cottages , intacks , or other hereditaments
...
Also , whereas by another clause in the aforesaid act of settlement , all persons
who then had mortgaged , or should thence after mortgage all or any part of his
messuages , lands , tenements , mills , cottages , intacks , or other hereditaments
...
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| Title | A View of the Jurisprudence of the Isle of Man, with the History of Its Ancient Constitution, Legislative Government, and Extraordinary Privileges |
| Author | James Johnson |
| Publisher | Thomas Bryce and Company, 1811 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 11 Nov 2014 |
| Length | 234 pages |
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