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hypothec

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hypothec [haɪˈpɒθɪk]
n
(Law) Roman and Scots law a charge on property in favour of a creditor
[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]


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The legal environment is very important for negotiations on construction and real estate, because it includes the legislation which regulate real estate, ownership rights and the trust (servitude, usufruct, right to mortgage, long-term rent, hypothec, pledge).
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The credit facility is secured by a first ranking hypothec on three income-producing properties having a total net carrying amount of $46,149 and a second ranking hypothec on two income-producing properties having a total net carrying amount of $243,201.
 
 
 
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