Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
antichresis
English answer:
security contract between debtor and creditor
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Jack Doughty
Oct 26, 2015 16:37
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English term
antichresis
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Law: Contract(s)
miembro reconocido
just the meaning of "antichresis" in english
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security contract between debtor and creditor
I found this quite easily on Google.
In the civil law, an antichresis is a contract for security between the debtor and his creditor; a transfer of possession of the pledged real property from the debtor to the creditor, including the the fruits or rent income therefrom, in lieu of payments on the loan, including interest, for any such time period as is ...
Antichresis Definition - Duhaime.org
www.duhaime.org/LegalDictionary/A/Antichresis.aspx
In the civil law, an antichresis is a contract for security between the debtor and his creditor; a transfer of possession of the pledged real property from the debtor to the creditor, including the the fruits or rent income therefrom, in lieu of payments on the loan, including interest, for any such time period as is ...
Antichresis Definition - Duhaime.org
www.duhaime.org/LegalDictionary/A/Antichresis.aspx
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: as a straight definition yes, but asker has given no surrounding text whatsoever, nor do we know which jurisdiction this is from
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