Frequently Asked Questions
What is the significance of the equity of redemption in a foreclosure proceeding?
The Equity of Redemption is significant in a foreclosure proceeding as it provides the mortgagor with an opportunity to cure the default by paying off the outstanding mortgage debt, including any accrued interest and fees. This right allows the mortgagor to avoid losing their property through foreclosure.
Can the lender deny the mortgagor's right to the Equity of Redemption?
No, the lender cannot deny the mortgagor's right to the Equity of Redemption. It is a fundamental legal principle that protects the interests of the borrower. However, the lender may impose certain conditions or deadlines for exercising the Equity of Redemption, which the mortgagor must comply with to retain ownership of the property.
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