Ezra's mortgage debt to Foxy is past due. Foxy brings a legal action against Ezra to collect the debt. Foxy asks the court to order the sale of the mortgaged property and the payment of a portion of the proceeds to Foxy. Before the sale, Ezra seeks to keep the property by paying the full amount of the debt. This is

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This situation is an example of a right of redemption, which is the legal right of a borrower to pay off a debt, typically a mortgage or a tax lien, and retain ownership of the property. In this case, Ezra is seeking to pay off the debt before the sale of the property, which would allow him to keep the property and avoid foreclosure.

Ezra's Mortgage Debt to Foxy Is Past Due