The Equity of Redemption is a legal right of mortgagors to reclaim their property after defaulting, by settling the entire mortgage debt including costs and interest before foreclosure occurs.
The right of redemption allows a property owner to recover their property that has been transferred due to a mortgage or other lien by repaying the debt, typically before or shortly after foreclosure. This right is also known as the equity of redemption.
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