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§ 3357 - Sale of property subject to mortgage, pledge, or lien
§ 3357. Sale of property subject to mortgage, pledge, or lien
When the mortgagee, pledgee or holder of a lien, duly renders such account, whether or not the debt is due, the attaching creditor may cause the property to be sold subject to the mortgage, pledge or lien, without first paying or tendering the amount due on the debt secured thereby.
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