Affidavit of Redeem Mortgage
Affidavit of Redeem Mortgage
Affidavit of Redeem Mortgage
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collaterals to the loan and to not stained my credit status as
well;
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General Banking Act in as much as it would be unfair to the
other contracting party (herein plaintiffs) who, in good faith,
believed that defendant would comply with [its] contractual
agreement. Hence, it is only just that plaintiffs be allowed to
redeem their mortgaged property by paying only the winning
bid price, which is P181,956.72 plus interest at the rate of 1%
per month until fully paid. Since the period of redemption
begins only from the date of the registration of the certificate of
sale in the Registry of Deeds, the computation of the interest on
the purchase price should also be made to commence from that
date. Hence, the interest due on the auction price for 12
month, i.e., October 18, 1993 to October 18, 1994, is only
P21,834.806 (P181,956.72 x 1% x 12 months). The total
redemption price therefore is P203,791.52. Considering the
payments already paid by herein plaintiffs in the total amount
of P90,000.00, the same shall be deducted to the total
redemption price of P203,791.52, i.e., P203,791.52 –
P90,000.00 = P113,791.52. Plaintiffs [are] hereby allowed to
redeem the property by paying the remaining balance which is
P113,791.52 at 1% per month until fully paid. ” - G.R. No. 184301
GE MONEY BANK, INC. (Formerly KEPPEL BANK PHILIPPINES,
INC.), Petitioner, vs.SPOUSES VICTORINO M. DIZON and ROSALINA L.
DIZON, Respondents. March 23, 2015
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Section 1. The rate of interest for the loan or forbearance of any
money, goods or credits and the rate allowed in judgments, in
the absence of an express contract as to such rate of
interest, shall be six percent (6%) per annum.
LAURENCE DELIM
Affiant
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