Olean v. Treglia

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• plaintiff declined to exercise option to accelerate indebtedness at time of sale but expressly reserved right as to future disposition of property
• \Equity may . . . afford relief to a mortgagor who can prove that equitable circumstances require withholding of foreclosure or reduction of the amount of the stated indebtedness.\
• due on sale clauses are presumptively permissible unless enforcement would be unconscionable or inequitable
• “Under the law of Connecticut, a mortgagee is deemed to have taken legal title upon the execution of a mortgage on real property and therefore, in the absence of an agreement to the contrary, has a right of immediate possession against his mortgagor.”

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