ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD HYPOTHEC
From Late Latin hypotheca a security, from Greek hupothēkē deposit, pledge, from hupotithenai to deposit as a security, place under, from hypo- + tithenai to place.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYPOTHEC»
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A Dictionary and Digest of the Law of Scotland: With Short ...
Where the cattle have been carried off within that period, the landlord must bring
his action against the poinder before the expiration of the three months, in order
to preserve his right of hypothec. It is proper to observe, however, that this right of
...
2
Commentary on the Czechoslovak Civil Code
The main difference between the hypothec, dating from ancient times (D. 20, 1;
Inst. IV, 6, 7), and the mortgage of common law is that a "hypothec" does not
create an estate for years, such as an estate for 999 years. There is no transfer of
title ...
Theodor Jan Vondraček, 1988
3
Property Law and Economics
A right of hypothec is a non-possessory security right that entitles its holder to the
value of the immovable or land. The right of hypothec, like the right of pledge,
dates back to Roman law, and is traditionally accessory to the claim the ...
Boudewijn Bouckaert, 2010
4
Reports from Committees
311 Lyall, Charles — continued. hypothec injurious to large, but not to small,
tenants ; law should be modified, proprietor having hypothec for one year's rent,
and time to sequestrate being limited ; sequestrations should be published ;
sample ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1865
5
Introduction to Dutch Law
be included that a hypothec and another dismembered right are deemed to have
been created in respect of each other in an order which is different from the one
which actually occurred (BW 3:362 para. 2). The hypothec upon a thing attaches
...
Jeroen M. J. Chorus, P. H. M. Gerver, E. H. Hondius, 2006
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Commentaries on the laws of Scotland, and on the principles ...
lha of the money, — ' Ne urbs minis deformetur,' — a person who repaired a
house, or lent " L*"' money for that purpose, had a tacit hypothec over it." 2. On the
same principle of expediency, the public treasury, or fisc, had an universal tacit ...
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The Scottish Jurist: Containing Reports of Cases Decided in ...
questrate in due time, for the rents of the three first years of the sub-lease, or at
least, without cause, totally omitted to use the ordinary means of rendering these
rents effectual under his right of hypothec, whereby the rents of these years,
which ...
8
Manual of the Law of Scotland
The principal tacit hypothec, or hypothec coming into existence from the mere
position of parties and without any stipulation, is the landlord's hypothec over his
tenant's moveables (see next Section). The superior has a similar and preferable
...
9
Commentaries on the Law of Scotland, and on the Principles ...
In the former edition of this work, it was said that there seemed to be no authority
for giving to the superior a hypothec over stocking, or over the invecta et illata in
urban subjects. But in a late case the superior has been held entitled to such ...
10
Indonesian Law 1949-1989: A Bibliography of Foreign-Language ...
Nowadays, hypothec can be affixed to land registered at a land registration office,
whereas land that is not so registered can be burdened only with a
credietverband. Hypothec can also be affixed to ships exceeding a certain
tonnage.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HYPOTHEC»
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hypothec is used in the context of the following news items.
Money Talk -- Learn more about creditors in insolvency proceedings
A secured creditor is primarily defined as a person that holds a mortgage, hypothec, pledge, charge or lien on or against the property of the ... «Brandon Sun, Jul 15»
Guidance in secured transactions involving mortgages on real …
... taken, reserved or exacted on any arrears of principal or interest secured by mortgage on real property or hypothec on immovables that has ... «Canadian Lawyer Magazine, Jun 15»
Extenway Completes Equipment Financing and Concurrent Private …
... secured by a first ranking security interest and movable hypothec over the Equipment granted in favour of Knight and the Debenture holders, ... «Canada NewsWire, Jun 15»
A banker asked us: changes to provisions regarding security agents …
Because the structure to grant a hypothec in favour of a fondé de pouvoir was quite cumbersome. Prior to the adoption of Bill 28, a hypothec ... «Lexology, Jun 15»
Modifications to Quebec's security regime following the adoption of …
A borrower would issue a debt security (commonly referred to as a “debenture” or “bond”) which was secured by a hypothec in favour of the ... «Lexology, May 15»
New Regime In Quebec For Security On Bank Deposits And Other …
Essentially, the new regime allows for the grant of a hypothec with delivery (i.e. a pledge) on a monetary claim, which in general had not been ... «Mondaq News Alerts, May 15»
Environmental Liability Of Directors And Officers
On March 5th of this year, Radio-Canada revealed1 that in connection with this matter, the Minister had registered a notice of legal hypothec ... «Mondaq News Alerts, May 15»
Dundee Sustainable Technologies Completes $5 Million Financing …
The Loan is secured by a hypothec over all of DST's property other than its intellectual property and is guaranteed by Dundee Corporation, ... «Canadian Mining Journal, May 15»
Amendments to Québec law concerning hypothecs; Québec adopts …
The new Article 2692 CCQ, which came into force on April 21, 2015, allows a hypothec to be granted directly in favour of a hypothecary ... «Lexology, May 15»
Taking security in Quebec simplified
Legislative changes which came into effect on April 21, 2015 expand the scope of the obligations that may be secured by a hypothec granted in ... «Lexology, May 15»
