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Next in importance to the financial question of the adjustment of the annuity comes the administrative difficulty of investigating the title, and thus securing to the tenant the possession of the fee simple, and to the State authority the position of a mortgagee.
But if we were to say that a Jew mortgagee would not foreclose because God had commanded him not to covet his neighbour's house, everybody would think us out of our wits.
I have made it over to another person, to you, that's all. This farm is still under mortgage, but you, William, are now the mortgagee. I have nothing more to do with the matter at all. The claim is all yours, with some two hundred and fifteen dollars arrears of interest, which you must collect for yourself the best way you can.
Nor was even this margin safe, nor the property out of peril; for the principal mortgagee, who was a capitalist in Paris named Louvier, having had during the life of the late Marquis more than once to wait for his half-yearly interest longer than suited his patience, and his patience was not enduring, plainly declared that if the same delay recurred he should put his right of seizure in force; and in France still more than in England, bad seasons seriously affect the security of rents.
Thus the newly-born infant, who had been the centre of so many hopes, was cut off and scorned as none of the elect. The old mortgagee lived but a short time after this, the excitement of the discovery having told upon him considerably, and he was gathered to his fathers like the most charitable man in his neighbourhood.
It seems to me that nuns devoted to Perpetual Adoration should not yield themselves to money considerations." "Yield to money considerations no; but as long as we live upon earth, we shall live dependent upon money in some form or another. Our pecuniary embarrassments you know all about them. I need not refer to the mortgagee, who, at any moment, may foreclose.
Arguing that 'the reciprocal duties of employers and employed, as such, are comprised within the limits of their covenant, the writer goes on to say, that nevertheless there remains a relation of 'fellow-citizenship and of Christian neighbourhood, by virtue of which the employer owes service to his work-people, seeing that 'every man owes service to every man whom he is in a position to serve. Let not the Pharisaic fundholder and lazy mortgagee suppose that the great employers of labour are thus under a peculiar obligation from which they are exempt.
I undertake to pay off all your other mortgages, and become sole mortgagee, and on terms that I have jotted down on this paper, and which I hope will content you."
The guest was now the master of Wuthering Heights: he held firm possession, and proved to the attorney who, in his turn, proved it to Mr. Linton that Earnshaw had mortgaged every yard of land he owned for cash to supply his mania for gaming; and he, Heathcliff, was the mortgagee.
For some time previously Mrs Clarke had been having trouble about her estate. In his will he had appointed Trustees, who demanded the sale of the Estate and division of the money, which was opposed by Mrs Clarke as executrix and mortgagee. Later it was agreed between the parties that the Estate should be sold for 11,000 pounds to a Mr Joseph Cator Webb, and an agreement to that effect was signed.
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