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This section of the site contains material that is specific to mortgage possession claims. In particular it contains an article relating to mortgage repossession claims:…

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Mortgage

Mortgages

In this article, Nigel Clayton examines a case involving professional negligence and mortgage identity fraud, focusing on the enforcement of…

Mortgage Litigation

Mortgages

Nigel Clayton examines Lloyds Bank Plc v Mealham , a mortgage litigation case featuring a litigant in person whose vexatious applications were deemed…

Mortgage Terms and Conditions

Mortgages

In Breeze v TSB Bank Plc [2024] EWHC 2427 (Ch), the court addressed TSB's entitlement to charge a different standard variable rate (SVR) for…

Possession Proceedings

Mortgages

In the first of two case studies, Nigel Clayton examines the court's powers in possession proceedings involving administrators under the Insolvency…

Death of a Mortgagor

Mortgages

Nigel Clayton considers a case involving a property claim after the death of a mortgagor with a lifetime mortgage. The lender sought possession, while…

Challenging Mortgage Account Claims

Mortgages

Nigel Clayton examines a case where a mortgagor (CL) sought an account of the balance owed, while the mortgagee (Topaz Finance) applied to strike out…

Debt Respite

Mortgages

In this analysis, Nigel Clayton delves into the case of Bluestone Mortgages Ltd v Stoute, examining its significance within the framework of the…

Unregulated Mortgages

Mortgages

Nigel Clayton delves into the case of Kumar & Ors v LSC Finance Ltd [2024] , exploring its implications for regulatory compliance, investment property…

Charging Orders and Orders for Sale

Mortgages

Nigel Clayton discusses a recent case involving the modification of a practice form of order for the sale of property following a charging order. Case…

Damages

Mortgages

Nigel Clayton examines the issue of damages in the Shokrollah-Babaee v EFG Private Bank Ltd case, focusing on a claim against the mortgage lender for…

Mortgages - Mistaken Discharge

Mortgages

Article contributed by Nigel Clayton Mistaken discharge – application for summary judgment to rescind and for alteration of the register Case Name…

Mortgages

Mortgages

Article contributed by Nigel Clayton Nigel Clayton discusses mortgage business in relation to Section 2 of the Law of Property (Miscellaneous…

Mortgage Litigation

Mortgages

Article contributed by Nigel Clayton Appeal - possession order and money judgment – default rate of 12% pcm compounded - judge’s findings on default…

Statutory and Regulatory Compliance

Mortgages and Regulatory Compliance

Article contributed by Nigel Clayton Regulated Mortgage Contract – exemptions – whether unfair relationship provisions apply – whether new point can…

Mortgage of Lease

Mortgages

Article contributed by Nigel Clayton - Kings Chambers Dissolution of co-debtor and mortgagor – disclaimer of lease - entitlement of individual…

Interest-Only Mortgage

Mortgages

Article contributed by Nigel Clayton, Kings Chambers Misselling – claim for damages for professional negligence - requirements Taylor v Legal and…

Summers v TSB Bank Plc

Mortgages

Article contributed by Nigel Clayton [2022] EWHC 1068 (Ch) and [2022] EWHC 1691 (Ch) Summary The court granted a vesting order in favour of a…

Loan Agreements

Mortgages

The editor of this section is Nigel Clayton of Kings Chambers, Leeds and Manchester ( nclayton@kingschambers.com ) Campbell v Tyrrell, [2022] EWHC 423…

Miscellaneous Provisions

Mortgages

The editor of this section is Nigel Clayton of Kings Chambers, Leeds and Manchester ( nclayton@kingschambers.com ) Campbell v Chief Land Registrar…

Marshalling

Mortgages

Introduction Marshalling is an equitable remedy. It applies where the owner of two properties, X and Y, mortgages them both to lender A, and then…

Negligence and loans

Mortgages

Advance of further funds Causation Tiuta International Ltd v De Villiers Surveyors Ltd [2017] UKSC 77 Summary A mortgage valuer is only liable for the…

Facility agreement

Mortgages

Relationship to legal charge Rectification of register - power of sale Cherry Tree Investments Ltd v Landmain Ltd [2012] EWCA Civ 736 Summary A…

Exoneration

Mortgages

Equity of exoneration Indirect benefit Armstrong v Onyearu [2017] EWCA Civ 268 Summary For a benefit to a co-owner/surety to displace the equity of…

Undue influence

Mortgages

This page deals with: Royal Bank of Scotland v Etridge - the leading HL of decision in this area of the law. A large number of post Etridge cases…

Interest

Mortgages

Variable interest clause Nash v Paragon Finance plc [2001] EWCA Civ 1466; [2002] 1 WLR 685. The loan agreement contained a clause entitling the lender…

Mortgage possession

Mortgages

This section of the site contains material that is specific to mortgage possession claims. In particular it contains an article relating to mortgage…

Subrogation

Mortgages

A Practitioner's Guide In todays marketplace where re-mortgages are common, lenders are effectively doubly-secured in the event of subsequent default…

Limitation and shortfall

Mortgages

The Issue Many years ago the bank recovered possession of the house. Unfortunately much more was owed than was obtained on the sale and the bank has…

Forgery

Mortgages

Equitable charge Matters to be taken into account under s15 TLATA 1996 Edwards v Bank of Scotland [2010] EWHC 652 (Ch) Summary The effect of a forged…

Tenants of mortgagees

Mortgages

This page considers whether or not a tenancy is binding on a lender; and the limited protection given to tenants by statute when it is not. Whether…
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