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Hint Answer % Correct
'Before the ink is dry' - regarding a mortgagee's right to possession. Four-Maids [1957]
50%
Considerations for what a 'reasonable period' may be. S.36 not to be used repeatedly. Norgan [1996]
50%
When property bought with a mortgage, it is considered as one indivisible transaction. Cann [1991]
0%
Right of possession allowed at any time, mortgagor little protection. Pre- s.36 AJA 1970. Caunt [1962]
0%
Bank has duty to ensure that borrower has been properly advised. Etridge [2002]
0%
Sale out of court is justifiable as it suits the public interest. Reflects the initial bargain of the mortgagor and mortgagee.
 Horsham Properties Group v Clark [2009]
0%
Mortgagee under obligation to get best price obtainable at the time of sale. Michael v Miller [2004]
0%
Husband persuaded wife to mortgage home to Barclays for this business. Lord Browne Wilkinson's classes of undue influence. O'Brien [1994]
0%
Court can order sale under S.91 LPA despite negative equity. Palk [1993]
0%
S.36 AJA not designed to protect a mortgagor from the mortgagee's common law right to possession. As took possession peaceably and sold while the property was vacant. Ropaigealach [2000]
0%
Deposit of title deeds sufficient for an agreement to create a charge under s.205 (1)(i). UB of Kuwait v Sahib [1997]
0%
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