Excerpt from Digest of the Laws of England Respecting Real Property, Vol. 2 of 7: Containing: 13, Estate on Condition; 14, Estate by Statute Merchant, &C.; 15, Mortgage; 16; Remainder; 17, Reversion; 18, Joint-Tenancy; 19, Coparcenary; 20, Tenancy in Common
56. No precise Time is fixed for Redemption 57. But twenty years' Possession is a Bar 62. Exceptions: 1. Where there is a Disability 68. II. Where an Account has been Settled 72. III. Where the Mortgage has been Acknowledged 77. IV. Where no Time is appointed for Payment 84. V. Where the Mortgagor continues in Possession 88. VI. Where there is Fraud in the Mortgagee 90. Committees of Lunatic Mortgagees may Convey.
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