The document discusses key differences between mortgage and pledge agreements. In a mortgage agreement, possession of the mortgaged property usually remains with the mortgagor, though the parties can agree the mortgagee will possess it. In pledge agreements, possession must be with the pledgee for protection since pledged properties are movable rather than immovable. A real mortgage agreement covers just the specific mortgaged property itself, not other properties, and the mortgagor remains the absolute owner able to validly sell the property.
The document discusses key differences between mortgage and pledge agreements. In a mortgage agreement, possession of the mortgaged property usually remains with the mortgagor, though the parties can agree the mortgagee will possess it. In pledge agreements, possession must be with the pledgee for protection since pledged properties are movable rather than immovable. A real mortgage agreement covers just the specific mortgaged property itself, not other properties, and the mortgagor remains the absolute owner able to validly sell the property.
The document discusses key differences between mortgage and pledge agreements. In a mortgage agreement, possession of the mortgaged property usually remains with the mortgagor, though the parties can agree the mortgagee will possess it. In pledge agreements, possession must be with the pledgee for protection since pledged properties are movable rather than immovable. A real mortgage agreement covers just the specific mortgaged property itself, not other properties, and the mortgagor remains the absolute owner able to validly sell the property.
The document discusses key differences between mortgage and pledge agreements. In a mortgage agreement, possession of the mortgaged property usually remains with the mortgagor, though the parties can agree the mortgagee will possess it. In pledge agreements, possession must be with the pledgee for protection since pledged properties are movable rather than immovable. A real mortgage agreement covers just the specific mortgaged property itself, not other properties, and the mortgagor remains the absolute owner able to validly sell the property.
6.In a mortgage agreement who is in possession of the property
mortgaged? - Usually Remains with the Mortgagor 7. Is it possible that the parties stipulate that the property will be in possession of the mortgagee? - Yes
8. What is the reason bakit kapag sa mortgage agreement, any of the
mortgagor or mortgagee can possess the property but in pledge contract bawal si pledgor na humawak ng property? - In a mortgage agreement we don’t have to deliver the actual possession of property involved, mainly because the property is a real property or immovable. In pledge, walang title, ang daling galawin at ilipat – kaya dapat hawak ni Pledgee para protected si Pledgee – because the property involved is movable.
9. What is the extent of a real mortgage agreement is it limited to the
property itself or extensive to? What properties may deemed covered if you executed a real mortgage agreement? - A mortgagor or owner of the property may still validly sell the property subject or used as an object in the Real Mortgage agreement. The mortgagor still remains to be the absolute owner of the property and he/she can validly dispose of the same if he/she wants to do so. - A stipulation forbidding the owner from alienating the immovable mortgaged shall be void. Article 2130