Definition of hypothec in English:

hypothec

noun hʌɪˈpɒθɪk

(in Roman and Scots law) a right established by law over a debtor's property that remains in the debtor's possession.
Example sentencesExamples
- Moveable hypothecs with delivery are not required to be in writing.
- All hypothecs should be registered at the State register of hypothecs supported by Ministry of Justice.
- The judicial hypothec arises from any judgment given in civil proceedings by the Royal Court.
- You want to buy a new house without the horrors of construction legal hypothecs?
- Any hypothecs effecting this ‘unregisterable’ part are considered as overriding interests but one may choose to include same in the application.
- However, movable hypothecs are a form of real security, while suretyship is a form of personal security.
- There is a separate land registry system for title to real estate and hypothecs on real estate.
- If the goods are removed from the leased premises prior to the landlord's hypothec being perfected, the rights therein are lost to the landlord.
- The hypothec allows the Landlord to sell the movable goods of the tenant, which are on the leased premises.
- If one fails to abide by this rule on written information, no construction legal hypothec can be placed against the property.
- Many forms of jus existed short of ownership, notably the hypothec, the civilian equivalent of the mortgage.
- The contractors registered legal hypothecs on the co-ownership in order to guarantee the payment of their account.
- The legal framework governing realization of most quasi-security interests is in Quebec the same as for hypothecs.
- The immovable hypothec is granted in the prescribed manner described in the Civil Code of Québec.
- This arrangement is distinguishable from the hypothec of Roman Law and of modern civil law, which is comparable to a mortgage.

Derivatives

hypothecary

adjective hʌɪˈpɒθɪk(ə)ri

By way of analogy, an offer to lease would similarly not bind a mortgage or hypothecary lender.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the all-Russian scales hypothecary crediting can become one of variants of its decision.
- If in Spain it is simple enough to receive a hypothecary credit, in Italy it is a difficult process.
- After destruction of the property by fire, the insurer repaid the hypothecary loans to the lender.
- The insurance of your real estate will be precisely tailored to the parameters of your hypothecary loan.

Origin

Early 16th century: from French hypothèque, via late Latin from Greek hupothēkē 'deposit' (from hupo 'under' + tithenai 'to place').

单词	hypothec
释义	Definition of hypothec in English: hypothec noun hʌɪˈpɒθɪk (in Roman and Scots law) a right established by law over a debtor's property that remains in the debtor's possession. Example sentencesExamples Moveable hypothecs with delivery are not required to be in writing. All hypothecs should be registered at the State register of hypothecs supported by Ministry of Justice. The judicial hypothec arises from any judgment given in civil proceedings by the Royal Court. You want to buy a new house without the horrors of construction legal hypothecs? Any hypothecs effecting this ‘unregisterable’ part are considered as overriding interests but one may choose to include same in the application. However, movable hypothecs are a form of real security, while suretyship is a form of personal security. There is a separate land registry system for title to real estate and hypothecs on real estate. If the goods are removed from the leased premises prior to the landlord's hypothec being perfected, the rights therein are lost to the landlord. The hypothec allows the Landlord to sell the movable goods of the tenant, which are on the leased premises. If one fails to abide by this rule on written information, no construction legal hypothec can be placed against the property. Many forms of jus existed short of ownership, notably the hypothec, the civilian equivalent of the mortgage. The contractors registered legal hypothecs on the co-ownership in order to guarantee the payment of their account. The legal framework governing realization of most quasi-security interests is in Quebec the same as for hypothecs. The immovable hypothec is granted in the prescribed manner described in the Civil Code of Québec. This arrangement is distinguishable from the hypothec of Roman Law and of modern civil law, which is comparable to a mortgage. Derivatives hypothecary adjective hʌɪˈpɒθɪk(ə)ri By way of analogy, an offer to lease would similarly not bind a mortgage or hypothecary lender. Example sentencesExamples In the all-Russian scales hypothecary crediting can become one of variants of its decision. If in Spain it is simple enough to receive a hypothecary credit, in Italy it is a difficult process. After destruction of the property by fire, the insurer repaid the hypothecary loans to the lender. The insurance of your real estate will be precisely tailored to the parameters of your hypothecary loan. Origin Early 16th century: from French hypothèque, via late Latin from Greek hupothēkē 'deposit' (from hupo 'under' + tithenai 'to place').
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