Equitable Mortgage

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1. What is the mortgagee’s appropriate route to obtaining title when the security must be enforced, absent a distinct lawf…
2. A debtor argues that a judicial finding of equitable mortgage means the creditor never advanced any recoverable funds. …
3. The owner knowingly signs and transmits the unnotarized deed used as security and accepts the payment that saves her pr…
4. A judgment declares the apparent sale an equitable mortgage and orders payment on a collection counterclaim. It is not …
5. A lender proves an equitable mortgage but files only a demand for possession as absolute owner. No foreclosure or indep…
6. Explain why identifying an apparent sale as an equitable mortgage may preserve both the owner’s title and a duty to rep…
7. A creditor asks a court to infer a foreclosure deadline from a judgment granting only collection relief and declaring a…
8. How should an equitable mortgagee seeking title proceed rather than merely rely on the apparent absolute-sale deed?