First appellant employee of mortgagee in possession — Appellants purchasing property from mortgagee in possession in contravention of provision of first appellant’s employment — Whether such purchase in “good faith”…
Legal charge — Validity — Undue influence — Appellant executing charge over family home to secure indebtedness of husband’s business — Solicitor retained by appellant and husband witnessing signatures –…
Q When appointed receiver of mortgaged properties, my company is frequently engaged to attend to their sale. In what circumstances would we be answerable to the borrower mortgagor for allegedly…
Appellant wife induced to sign charge over property — Respondent bank commencing possession proceedings — Possession order suspended pending outcome of House of Lords’ decision in Etridge — Wife found…
Bank appointing receivers of mortgaged properties shortly after issuing formal demand — Whether right to do so restricted by alleged assurances given to claimant mortgagors — Whether receivers in breach…
Duties of mortgagee — Proceeds of sale — Appellant and husband owning house subject to legal charge in favour of mortgagee — House sold and proceeds of sale deposited with…
Undue influence — Independent advice — Judge finding appellant liable under charge to bank — Appellant claiming charge unenforceable because of husband’s undue influence — Whether bank discharging duty to…
Mortgage fraud — Unregistered dealings — Mortgagee in dispute with subsequent purchaser — Mortgagee claiming to be subrogated to vendor’s lien — Purchaser resisting on grounds of unjust enrichment –…
Bank offering mortgage to husband and wife – Wife’s signature forged on mortgage form – Bank advancing money and registering charge – Arrears – Bank seeking order for possession -…
Making a leasehold security more secure. Fresh light has been thrown on the law of forfeiture by Dorian Brunt, of Eversheds, who looks at the whole thing through the eyes…
Lender failing to ensure that wife properly advised. The prospects of a mortgagor raising a so-called O’Brien defence (explained in PP 2001/59) may well have dimmed since the House of…
Mortgage of residential property – Sale by mortgagee while market depressed – Mortgagee marketing property by inviting offers in excess of stated sum – Whether mortgagee in breach of duty…