The Doctrine Declaring That the Mortgagee's Interest in the Property

question 66

Multiple Choice

The doctrine declaring that the mortgagee's interest in the property is limited to the amount of the outstanding obligation is known as:

• A) adverse possession.
• B) the title theory.
• C) the lien theory.
• D) equity of redemption.

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