What is BILL FOR FORECLOSURE?

One which is filed by a mortgagee against the mortgagor, for the purpose of having the estate sold, thereby to obtain the sum mortgaged on the premises, with interest and costs. 1 Madd. Ch. Pr. 528

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Related Legal Terms
FORECLOSURE, MORTGAGE BILL OF SALE, BILL IN NATURE OF A BILL OF REVIEW, BILL IN NATURE OF A BILL OF REVIVOR, BILL OF CONFORMITY, CONDITIONAL BILL OF SALE, BILL OF DISCOVERY, DECREE OF FORECLOSURE AND SALE, REVIVOR, BILL OF, FORECLOSURE CRISIS


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