This section is from the book "Canadian Banking Practice", by John T. P. Knight.
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Question 531. - A bank demands security for an existing loan, which the debtor agrees to give if a further loan is made to him. This is agreed to, and he gives a mortgage to secure the whole amount. Would such a mortgage be valid, or, if invalid as to the new portion of the loan, would it be valid to the extent of the previous advance?
Answer. - The courts would probably hold the mortgage to be valid to the extent of the original loan, but not good as to the new loan.
 
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