On the record
And this mortgage right is as veritable a right of property, as is any right of property, that is conveyed by a warranty deed.
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Lysander Spooner
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gutenberg.orgAnd this mortgage right is as veritable a right of property, as is any right of property, that is conveyed by a warranty deed.
Spooner equates the mortgage right from a contract to any other property right conveyed legally.
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