This paper discusses a series of ECJ judgments on national mortgage enforcement proceedings in light of the Directive … suspending mortgage enforcement proceedings, thereby allowing the debtor to retain ownership of the property while the (un … the property held by the debtor, creditor, and third parties such as a second mortgage holder are directly affected by the …

This article discusses the often overlooked ramifications of strategic mortgage default and the widespread implications …

This study discusses the many factors and considerations that enter into the strategic mortgage default (SMD) decision …

, committed to pay the mortgage holders the full values of their homes, and retained those homes. In Nobelman, the Court … of their houses, lease the houses for one year, file bankruptcy, and propose mortgage modification plans that pay … mortgage holders the full current values of the houses. This Article argues that despite the artificiality of a move-out with …

At common law a forged mortgage is ineffectual, even if the mortgagee acted in good faith throughout. In New Zealand … mortgages of land can be registered and, upon registration, the mortgagee obtains a title to that mortgage that is indefeasible …

of its mortgage contract. From this model, it could comfortably limit people's rights to their homes, especially for the …. Drawing from the experience of City of Baltimore in the Mortgage Crisis, I argue that property and housing policy should …

The English law of mortgage is remarkable. Its complexity rivals that of Euler's equation and could, in the same manner … fundamental shifts in the socio-economic context in which it operates. The stability apparent within the law of mortgage, it will … of the mortgage relationship to be ‘regulated' through more malleable processes such as contractual ‘negotiation …