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velosipedchilarni chiniqtirish.
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загрязняющая воздух, физические качества велосипедистов, сила, ловкость, гибкость,
подготовка велосипедистов.
Science and Education in Karakalpakstan. 2023 №2/1 ISSN 2181-9203
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THE PROCEDURE FOR APPLYING DEBT TO MORTGAGED PROPERTY IN CREDIT
DISPUTES CONSIDERED IN COURTS
Akimniyazov N.A.
Student of the Higher School of Judges under the Supreme Council of Judges of the Republic of
Uzbekistan
Summary:
This article highlights the concepts of collateral, general provisions, its types,
features, role in civil relations, justifications and procedures for foreclosing on mortgaged
property, as well as practice materials.
Keywords:
Civil Code, laws, pledge, mortgagee, creditor, security, obligation, resources,
obligations.
A pledge as a way of securing an obligation has been used since ancient times (from the 8th
century BC to the 5th century AD), and it was customary to apply it in various ways and in various
forms. In this case, it is necessary to have a small concept of collateral.
The word pledge has been used throughout the entire development of mankind, interpreted
differently in the languages of all peoples and nationalities. Historically, it was understood as the
property of the borrower transferred to the trust management of the lender, that is, mortgaged
property. According to article 264 of the Civil Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan, this is a pledge
in which one person transfers property to another person or the right to it to secure obligations. If
the borrower fails to fulfill the obligation stipulated by the pledge, the creditor (pledgee) will have
the right, in accordance with this obligation, to satisfy his claim at the expense of the value of the
pledged property in the privileged position of the person (pledgee) to whom this property belongs to
a greater extent than other creditors, in accordance with the procedure provided by law. The pledge
claim has the right to be satisfied on the above grounds, regardless of the insurance premium for the
loss or damage to the property seized, in whose favor this property is insured, except in cases when
the loss or damage to the property seized occurred for reasons for which the pledgee is responsible.
Security arises in practice in accordance with a contract or a law and is divided into three
types. A pledge is considered secured when the property subject to pledge is transferred by the
pledgor to the pledgee. Foreclosure on real estate is a mortgage. A security pledge is considered a
pledge of rights, the pledgor of the ranking of the right may be the debtor himself, a third person,
the owner of the property, the person to whom the pledge belongs, and the absence of a pledge of
the right without the consent of the owner, unless otherwise provided by law. the law or contract
provided for in article 266. Any property, including objects and property rights (claims), can be a
collateral thing.
In this case, we are mainly talking about property excluded from circulation, statements that
are inextricably linked to the identity of the creditor, in particular, claims for compensation for
damage caused to life and health, alimony claims, as well as other claims that are prohibited by law
from being presented to another person. Foreclosure on certain types of citizens' property that
cannot be paid for collection may be prohibited or restricted by law (Article 267 of the Civil Code).
Securities - can be in the form of forms, certificates or in the form of an entry in bills and
used in settlements, as well as as collateral for loans. Commercial banks may require foreclosure on
property as collateral, guarantees or sureties of third parties, provision of insurance company
policies. Having established that the loan was not used by the client for its intended purpose, the
bank has the right to return the relevant part of the loan issued by exercising its right to mortgaged
property or other forms of loan repayment in accordance with the procedure established by law[1].
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