Mark Nathan Legal
Mark Nathan Legal
Mark Nathan Legal
Mark Nathan Legal
The specialist team at Mark Nathan Legal Pty Ltd brings over 20 years of dedicated expertise in banking and finance law. We act for a wide range of clients including lending institutions, debt funds, family offices, property funds, developers, corporate borrowers, and private clients across Australia. Our team is known
At Mark Nathan Legal Pty Ltd, we bring deep expertise and practical insight across the industrial, commercial, retail, and residential property sectors. Our team advises a wide range of clients including developers, businesses in acquisition mode, lending institutions, commercial property owners, and private clients on all aspects of property law.
Secured Lending – Mortgages and Securities Lenders typically secure loans by a mortgage (registered / unregistered) over real property and / or General Security Deed, giving rise to, among other things, a security interest over a borrower’s or guarantor’s personal property, including personal, business or company assets. This article provides
5 March 2026 In secured lending, priority is paramount. Priority positioning becomes critical where there are competing secured creditors over the same asset; thereby, enticing lender to apply the relevant strategy of “tacking”. What is tacking? The legal principle of “tacking” permits a lender to make further advances under existing
Secured Lending – Mortgages and Securities Lenders typically secure loans by a mortgage (registered / unregistered) over real property and / or General Security Deed, giving rise to, among other things, a security interest over a borrower’s or guarantor’s personal property, including personal, business or company assets. This article provides
5 March 2026 In secured lending, priority is paramount. Priority positioning becomes critical where there are competing secured creditors over the same asset; thereby, enticing lender to apply the relevant strategy of “tacking”. What is tacking? The legal principle of “tacking” permits a lender to make further advances under existing