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Hypothetical tenant – in the area of the Real Estate Law, the term refers to the figure of a function person used for assessing property taxes, on the base of what the person would pay to rent the real estate,…

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Hypothetical inquiry – this term is used in Civil Law to detail a question forwarded by one of the parties or by the court towards an expert witness participating in court trial, asking for the written opinion of the expert.

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Hypothetical performance deadline – in property investments, this term refers to the expected date of completion of the real estate project by the developer, so the investor could have a key-guide when exactly the last installment should be paid towards…

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Hypothetical creditor – in the sphere of Business Law in most jurisdictions, this term refers to the legal figure of a creditor who has a source of authority for the trustee to perform more legal actions than just avoid transactions.

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Hypothecation – this is a term of the Civil Law, detailing an act of giving to the bank the assets of a debtor, who has previously obtained a bank loan, in order to be taken to public auction for repayment…

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Hypothecate – the term refers to a situation where to establish a burden on a real estate as a security for a loan, where the property is still in possession of the debtor. Registration of the legal burden, for example,…

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Hypothecary action – this legal term details the procedure performed before local bailiff (enforcement agent) in order to establish burden on a mortgaged property. See also http://www.wordnik.com/words/hypothecary

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Hypotheca – From Latin: in Real Estate Law the term details a mortgage established on the debtor’s assets with the legal role to secure the rights of the creditor until full repayment, where the debtor still have the possession of…

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Hyperinflation – in Commercial Law the term refers to a situation where the prices of goods and items for daily usage, increase extremely without control by the State authorities.