Receivables under bills of exchange can be secured by a contractual mortgage. This also applies to future claims under blank bills. The mortgage can be established in the form of a notarial deed or in a written statement for the benefit of a bank. The secured receivables should be appropriately described in the mortgage agreement. The basis for entering a mortgage into the land and mortgage register is an extract from a notarial deed or a bank document. It is not necessary to present a bill of exchange or its copy to the court.
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