foreclosure - Legal English Dictionary
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foreclosure

the process of taking back property (often real property, such as a house) that was bought with borrowed money because the borrower is not able to pay back the money as agreed A judge last week approved the foreclosure of Jean Castro's single-family home and ordered it to be sold in December.

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  • Many families are facing foreclosure.
  • People lose their homes through foreclosure.
  • States that have been hard hit by the mortgage foreclosure crisis are seeing significant increases in family homelessness.
  • A foreclosure notice has been placed on the house.
  • His multimillion dollar Beverly Hills home was saved from foreclosure.
  • The bank sued for judicial foreclosure of the property.
  • The foreclosure of Smith's apartment complied with Texas law.
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