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Showing 1–3 of 3 articles for “deficiency judgment”

Deficiency Judgments in Philippine Foreclosure: Can Banks Recover More After Auction?

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when banks can collect deficiency after extrajudicial foreclosure of real estate mortgages.

Deficiency Judgments in Foreclosure: When a Lender Can Still Collect After the Auction

A Philippine Supreme Court ruling confirms that lenders may recover any shortfall after an extrajudicial foreclosure sale — the debtor remains liable for the unpaid balance.

Deficiency Judgments: Can Creditors Recover Unpaid Balances After Foreclosing Chattel Mortgages?

Explaining when Philippine creditors may sue for a deficiency judgment after foreclosing a chattel mortgage, and the legal limits on recovery.