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Article 1
The present Law shall govern the mortgage, for the purpose of securing and collection of claims.
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Article 2A mortgage shall mean a lien on real estate, which empowers the creditor in the event of the debtor's failure to pay a debt due, to request the collection of debt-claim secured by the mortgage (hereinafter: the claim) from the real estate value before the ordinary creditors and before junior mortgage creditors (hereinafter: the mortgagee), regardless of the real estate actual possession.
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Article 3
The following may be the subject of a mortgage (hereinafter: the subject or real estate):
1) an immovable property (title to land, building and the like);
2) a part of a real estate property, in accordance with the decision on partition;
3) a portion in a common immovable property;
4) a separate part of a building in tenure, and/or some other right containing the right of disposal (a dwelling, business premises, garage, parking space, etc.);
5) a right to land authorising the free legal disposition, including in particular the right of construction, right of priority construction or disposition in government and/or social ownership;
6) a building under construction, as well as a separate part of a building under construction (a dwelling, business premises, garage, etc.), irrespective of whether completed or not, provided that a valid building permit has been issued in conformity with the law governing the building construction.
