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| On June 1, Byrd Corp. purchased a high-rise building from Slade Corp. for $375,000. The building was encumbered by a mortgage and note dated May 1, executed by Slade. The mortgage had been duly recorded by the mortgagee, Fale Bank. The outstanding balance on the mortgage at the time of Byrd’s purchase was $300,000. Byrd acquired the property subject to the mortgage held by Fale and, in addition, gave a mortgage on the building to Foxx Finance to secure a nonpurchase money promissory note in the sum of $50,000. Prior to any payments being made on either loan, Byrd defaulted. As a result, the building was properly sold at a foreclosure sale for $280,000. As a result of the foreclosure sale A. Foxx is entitled to receive $50,000 out of the proceeds. B. Fale is entitled to receive the full $280,000 out of the proceeds. C. Fale is entitled to receive $240,000 out of the proceeds. D. Foxx is entitled to receive its full $50,000 from either Byrd or Slade. |