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Mortgage as a real right of guarantee

Real right of guarantee burdening a property as security for the fulfillment of an obligation. Must be in a public deed and registered in the Property Registry. The creditor has the right to foreclose if the debtor defaults.

Arts. 1857-1862 CC / Ley Hipotecaria
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