Property rights
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12 October 2014
but I think will depens on ownership...and In case of mortgage property owenership may not be with borrower.....
owenership means borrower can sale it at any point of time..
owenership means borrower can sale it at any point of time..
13 October 2014
not at all. the borrower remain absolute owner of the property. just that he himself has created a lien over his asset and the lien is not permanent but subject to repayment of dues.
its like saying if I take education loan for my education, the degree doesn't belong to me but the lender!
its like saying if I take education loan for my education, the degree doesn't belong to me but the lender!
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