A clause that states that in the event of a default, the whole amount of the principal of the mortgage, plus accrued interest immediately falls due is

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An acceleration clause is a provision in a mortgage or other debt agreement that allows the lender to demand payment of the entire outstanding balance if a certain event occurs, such as a default on the loan. In this case, the clause states that in the event of a default, the entire principal of the mortgage, plus any accrued interest, becomes due immediately. This is also known as a "due-on-sale" clause or a "call" clause.

A Clause That States That in the Event of a Default