hypothecation

The kind of charge created can be either pledge or hypothecation.

This may be combined with hypothecation if the proceeds are then used to pay for the costs of treating illness caused by alcohol abuse.

Maritime liens are sometimes referred to as tacit hypothecation.

For a mortgage to be valid, there must be a legal or natural obligation to which the hypothecation is accessory.

When an investor asks a broker to purchase securities on margin, hypothecation can occur in two senses.

I was just about to say it sounded like a load of Hypothecation - Well done !!

It is important to note that the hypothecation serves to publicise the real security right, not the debt which it secures.

Hypothecation is the pledging of assets.

Here was "ownership" beyond any possible sale, gift, hypothecation; owner and owned grokked fully, inseparable.

Hypothecation of assets on nonverbal worlds!

So much for hypothecation.

Specific policy recommendations include "demogrants" and hypothecation (earmarking).

See also hypothecation.

The detailed practice and rules regulating hypothecation vary depending on context and on the jurisdiction where it takes place.

It differs from hypothecation and from the more usual mortgage in that the pledge is in the possession of the pledgee.

Examples of hypothecation in this sense include the gasoline tax in the United States, which is dedicated to the funding of transportation infrastructure.

The association was named Verband deutscher Hypothekenbanken (association of hypothecation banks) until July 2005.

Examples of a deed are deeds of hypothecation for creating charge on movable properties in favour of the banks/financial institutions etc.

In tax circles, to restrict a tax payment from a particular purpose, or to designate a tax payment for a particular purpose, is called hypothecation.

Harding, David "Quaker Tax Protesters Challenge Law" Accountancy Age 10 March 2005 (includes a discussion of "hypothecation")

The collection of a tax in order to spend it on a specified purpose, for example collecting a tax on alcohol to pay directly for alcoholism rehabilitation centres, is called hypothecation.

He also demanded a loan of 150000 chakras without interest repayable in 3 years against the hypothecation of Mayavaram lands and an annual rent of 4000 pagodas for 5 villages.

The hypothecation of a tax (also known as the ring fencing or ear marking of a tax) is the dedication of the revenue from a specific tax for a particular expenditure purpose.

A simple example of a hypothecation is a mortgage, in which a borrower legally owns the home, but the bank holds a right to take possession of the property if the borrower should default.

Sometimes consumer goods and business equipment can be bought on credit agreements involving hypothecation - the goods are legally owned by the borrower, but once again the creditor can seize them if required.