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Massachusetts General Laws ch. 244 sec. 36 - Excess received by mortgagee; recovery

Massachusetts General Laws > Part III > Title III > Chapter 244 > 4 > § 36 - Excess received by mortgagee; recovery


Current as of: 2009
Chapter 244: Section 36. Excess received by mortgagee; recovery

Section 36. If a mortgagee or person claiming or holding under him receives from rents and profits of the land, or upon a tender made to him, or in any other manner, more than is due on the mortgage, and no suit for redemption is brought against him, the mortgagor or other person entitled to such excess may recover it in a civil action.

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