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equity of redemption - the right of an owner of property in foreclosure to pay the principal, interest, legal, and court fees necessary to extinguish the foreclosure and retain or regain his or her property. In some states, a right of redemption exists for a period of up to one year after a judicial foreclosure. See also judicial foreclosure.
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