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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

3.

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

4.

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

5.

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

Judicial decisions

1.

The division of property after the removal of joint ownership encumbered with a mortgage

2.

Securing National Insurance Office (ZUS) receivables with a compulsory mortgage

3.

The transformation of combined joint ownership to joint ownership in parts of a property encumbered with a mortgage

4.

Executive procedure as the basis for making an entry for a compulsory mortgage

5.

The basis for entering a compulsory mortgage on a property constituting joint combined ownership of the debtor and spouse

6.

The basis for entering a compulsory mortgage

7.

A mortgage on the separate estate of a spouse

8.

The acceptability of a change in a deposit mortgage to an ordinary compulsory mortgage

9.

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

10.

Withdrawal from an agreement to transfer perpetual usufruct rights does not constitute a basis for deleting a mortgage

11.

Securing interest defined according to a variable interest rate with a mortgage,

12.

The establishment of a compulsory mortgage,

13.

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,

14.

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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