| The Anglo-American mortgage roughly corresponds to the hypothec in civil-law systems. |
| The judicial hypothec arises from any judgment given in civil proceedings by the Royal Court. |
| If the goods are removed from the leased premises prior to the landlord's hypothec being perfected, the rights therein are lost to the landlord. |
| A moveable hypothec on the universality of present and future assets has been given as security for these loans. |
| Many forms of jus existed short of ownership, notably the hypothec, the civilian equivalent of the mortgage. |
| The costs relating to the repayment and cancellation of any debt secured by hypothec not assumed by the buyer must be borne by the seller. |
