Articles, publications and other documents
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The division of encumbered property and an entry of a combined mortgage ex officio, Romuald Sztyk , Rejent Nr 5 / 2004, page 9 |
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After the removal of joint ownership to a property through its contractual physical division, the mortgage in the co-owner's share encumbers the newly created property to that part corresponding to the originally encumbered share, Adam Bieranowski , Rejent Nr 11 / 2004, page 138 Notes to |
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Selected problems in the mortgage security of bank loans ? conclusion from the national conference with the participation of representatives from banks and land register judges, Aleksandra Gregorowicz , Prawo Bankowe Nr 7/8 2004, page 115 |
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Entry of a mortgage in a land register on the basis of article 95 of Banking law, Norbert Muciak , Biuletyn Prawniczy PKO BP 3/51, September 2003, page 10 |
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The requirement for a resolution of shareholders to establish a mortgage on company property, Jadwiga Antosiewicz , Biuletyn Prawniczy PKO BP 4/52, December 2003, page 19 |
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An administrative enforcement title issued on the basis of a tax declaration and the establishment of a compulsory mortgage (part l), Aleksander Oleszko , Rejent Nr 1/2005, page 24 |
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An administrative enforcement title issued on the basis of a tax declaration and the establishment of a compulsory mortgage (part ll), Aleksander Oleszko , Rejent Nr 2/2005, page 30 |
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The transfer of a future mortgage, Tomasz Czech , Rejent Nr 2/2005, page 117 |
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Judicial decisions
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The division of property after the removal of joint ownership encumbered with a mortgage |
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Securing National Insurance Office (ZUS) receivables with a compulsory mortgage |
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The transformation of combined joint ownership to joint ownership in parts of a property encumbered with a mortgage |
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Executive procedure as the basis for making an entry for a compulsory mortgage |
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The basis for entering a compulsory mortgage on a property constituting joint combined ownership of the debtor and spouse |
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The basis for entering a compulsory mortgage |
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A mortgage on the separate estate of a spouse |
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The acceptability of a change in a deposit mortgage to an ordinary compulsory mortgage |
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Accepting an application for entry of compulsory mortgage if the debtor is not the owner of the property at the time the application is considered |
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Withdrawal from an agreement to transfer perpetual usufruct rights does not constitute a basis for deleting a mortgage |
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Securing interest defined according to a variable interest rate with a mortgage, |
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The establishment of a compulsory mortgage, |
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The delivery to a debtor of a decision from the National Insurance Offices (ZUS) setting the size of receivables for contributions constitutes the basis for entering a compulsory mortgage in the land register for property that is the joint combined property of the debtor and spouse, |
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An administrative title of enforcement issued only against a tax payer cannot be the basis for an entry of compulsory mortgage on property constituting the joint combined property of the tax payer and spouse, |
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Entry of a compulsory deposit mortgage, |
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