Traduction de «obligation remboursement hypothèque » (Français → Anglais) :

39. The provisions of the National Housing Act that are amended or repealed by this Act, and that relate to payments or reimbursements to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation by the Minister designated for the purposes of the National Housing Act out of money appropriated from time to time by Parliament or out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund, continue to apply, as they read immediately before being amended or repealed by this Act, in respect of any obligation to make a payment or reimbursement arising under the National Housin ...[+++]g Act as it reads immediately before those provisions are amended or repealed by this Act.

(g) incur obligations, borrow money and give security on any property of the bankrupt by mortgage, hypothec, charge, lien, assignment, pledge or otherwise, such obligations and money borrowed to be discharged or repaid with interest out of the property of the bankrupt in priority to the claims of the creditors;

(g) incur obligations, borrow money and give security on any property of the bankrupt by mortgage, hypothec, charge, lien, assignment, pledge or otherwise, such obligations and money borrowed to be discharged or repaid with interest out of the property of the bankrupt in priority to the claims of the creditors;

They turned their mortgage system into a social program over a 30 year period, during which the government first invented sub-prime mortgages, encouraged banks to offer them, ensured those mortgages through Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae and then, ultimately, compelled by force of law financial institutions to provide those sub-prime mortgages to literally millions of Americans who could never dream of repaying them.

Mr. Jack Frazer (Saanich-Gulf Islands, Ref.): Mr. Speaker, the Canadian Real Estate Association in consultation with the Canadian Bankers Association and the Consumers Association of Canada proposed fair and equitable amendments to the Interest Act for both mortgage borrowers and mortgage lenders (1400 ) They say the act must be amended to: first, provide for mortgage prepayment, adopting a uniform prepayment penalty that consumers understand; second, define the interest rate differential formula based on the remaining term as the best method to achieve fairness; third, retain the three months penalty currently included in the National ...[+++] Housing Act; fourth, standardize the formula and right to prepayment with user friendly terminology to let people understand what they are signing; and finally, require lenders to reveal true mortgage borrowing costs to ensure the consumer clearly understands the terms and conditions.