[Solved] Which of the following is not a form of an equitable mortgage?

Q.	Which of the following is not a form of an equitable mortgage?
A.	The consideration has been proven to be unusually inadequate
B.	The supposed vendor has remained in the possession of the property even after the execution of the instrument
C.	The alleged seller has continued to pay the estate taxes on the property
D.	The alleged seller has planted crops and other agricultural products on the property under an agricultural leasing contract between them
Answer» D. The alleged seller has planted crops and other agricultural products on the property under an agricultural leasing contract between them

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