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Non-possessory chattel mortgage contract

Whether for a loan contract, an IOU or advances to the debtor, obtain a customized non-possessory chattel mortgage with our online form...more

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Description

  • The movable hypothec is an agreement between a debtor and a creditor to secure certain obligations or commitments towards each other.
  • In most cases, the movable hypothec is granted by a person running a business.
  • The loan document or any other document which the hypothec secures must be signed and effective prior to the signing of the hypothecary commitment, unless you wish to add the loan directly in the hypothec.
  • The movable hypothec, available on this website, is a document that will meet your needs for relatively simple hypothecs without delivery. For hypothecary agreements of which conditions are more complex, please contact  .

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Price

Non-possessory chattel mortgage contract $95

Available options

The obligation (loan) to secure has already been evidenced in a separate document Included
To acknowledge the loan in the deed of hypothec Included
To obtain the extract of the resolution of the Debtor which would be a legal person (corporation, company, etc.) Included
To obtain the extract of the resolution of the Creditor which would be a legal person (corporation, company, etc.) Included
Questionnaires review with a member of our legal team
No discount or credit is applicable to this option.
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* These fees may be changed within a 60-day notice and in accordance with section 71 of the Code of ethics of notaries.

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