PROPERTY LIEN
A legal claim on a tract of real estate granting the holder a specified amount of money upon the sale of the property. Such liens are commonly used to ensure the payment of a debt, with the property acting as collateral against the amount owed. A mortgage is the best example of a property lien.
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Hedge
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Preference Shares
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