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13. If foreclosure proceedings should be instituted against
the mortqaged property upon any other lien or claim, whett,er alleged
to be superior or junior to the lien of this mortgaqe, the Mortgagee,
at its option~ immediately or thereafter, may declare this Mortgage
and the entire indebtedness secured hereby due and payable forthwith "
and at its option may proceed to foreclose this Mortqage. _
14. That in the event all or any portion of the mortgaged prop-
erty shall be taken or damaged through condemnation, the Mortgagee
ahall have the riqht to demand that all damages awarded for the
takinq of or damage to the premises shall be paid to the Mortgagee,
up to the amount then unpaid on this Mortgage and the obliqation
secured, and may be applied upon the payments last payable under
this Mortgage and the obligation secured.
15. If a conveyance should be made by the Mortgagor of the
mortgaged property, or any part thereof, without the written consent
of the Mortqagee, and without aseumption in regular form of law by the
i grantee of the obligation to the Mortgagee created by said Promissory
Note and this Mortgage, then, and in that event, and at the option
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of the Mortgaqee, and without notice, all sums of money secured
hereby shall im~nediately and concurrently with such conveyance
become due and payable and in default.
16. If the said mortgaged property, or any part thereof, be
condemned under any power of eminent domain, or acquired for a public
use, the damages, proceeds, award and consideration for such acquisi-
tion, to the extent of the full amount of the indebtedness secured ~
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by this Mortgaqe then remaining unpaid, are hereby assigned by the ~
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Mortgaqor to the Mortqagee and shall be paid to the Mortgaqee to be
applied by it to the last maturing installments of such indebtedness;
but the Mortgagee at its option may waive such application in whole
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