Kirk v. VanPetten
Citations
- 38 Fla. 335
Syllabus
<p>MORTGAGE — CAN NOT BE FORECLOSED BEFORE DEBT IS DUE, OR CONDITION BROKEN.</p> <p>In the absence of any provision in a mortgage entitling the mortgagee to a foreclosure thereof prior to the time the debt falls due that is secured thereby, a court of equity can not decree foreclosure thereof until the time limited for the payment of such debt has expired.</p>
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- “The degree of bonding between the custodial [family] and the child is a significant factor in determining whether finalization of the adoption is in the child's best interests.”
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