Redemption - Law Dictionary Search Results
Reconveyance
Reconveyance. See PROVISO FOR REDEMPTION; MORTGAGE. The restoration or return of something (esp. an estate or title) to a former owner or holder,
Welsh mortgage
in Chancery. There is no covenant for the repayment of the loan, and the mortgagee cannot compel either redemption or foreclosure. A Welsh mortgage differs from a vivum vadium or vifgage, which is a conveyance of property
Registration of title of land
not more than 21 years unexpired, and except all mortgage terms where there is a subsisting right of redemption (see s. 8, (English) Land Registration Act, 1925). But the latter exception has little practical importance, for the
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Rent
Copyhold Commissioners (now the Ministry of Agriculture), who certify the amount of money to be paid for the redemption, and such rents if payable out of former copyholds are manorial incidents to which the enfranchised land is
Right to receive
charge is immediately effective but the right to receive the sum secured does not accrue until the legal redemption date has passed. Similarly, there is no inconsistency between having a right to enforce a charge by sale
Sanguinem emerce
Sanguinem emerce, a redemption by villeins, of their blood or tenure, in order to become freemen.
Sinking fund
Sinking fund. A fund formed for the redemption of a debt by the periodical accumulation of fixed amounts by the borrower.
Suit
with the same cause can have no material bearing on the construction of the word 'suit', suit for redemption, Pandurang Ramchandra Mandlik v. Shantibai Ramchandra Ghatge, AIR 1989 SC 2240 (2248): 1989 Supp (2) SCC 627. The
Term of years absolute
certain or liable to deter-mination by notice, re-entry, operation of law, or by a provision for cesser of redemption or in any other event (other than the dropping of a life or the determination of a determinable
Vadium mortuum
the security and its fruits or interest which were taken by the pledgee or mortgagee until repayment or redemption; and see VIVUM VADIUM.
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