Due On Sale Clause Does All Work
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Example wrong choices
14950_lydia_calligraphy_foreclosure · REAL_PROPERTY · Choice AYes, because Lydia reacquired title to the building.
Why it's attractive
The answer points to later title ownership instead of the earlier lien-cutting event.
Why it's wrong
The answer points to later title ownership instead of the earlier lien-cutting event.
14950_lydia_calligraphy_foreclosure · REAL_PROPERTY · Choice CNo, because the due-on-sale provision in Lydia's mortgage to First Harbor Bank eliminated Cedar Credit's junior mortgage lien.
Why it's attractive
The answer says no, but it assigns the result to a due-on-sale clause rather than foreclosure.
Why it's wrong
The answer says no, but it assigns the result to a due-on-sale clause rather than foreclosure.
14950_lydia_calligraphy_foreclosure · REAL_PROPERTY · Choice DYes, because of the doctrine of estoppel by deed.
Why it's attractive
The answer imports estoppel by deed even though the stem is about recorded mortgage priority and foreclosure.
Why it's wrong
The answer imports estoppel by deed even though the stem is about recorded mortgage priority and foreclosure.
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