| The attornment is much less drastic and intrusive into the rights of the mortgagee. |
| Attornment was also extended to all cases of lessees for life or for years. |
| His subsequent procedural failures under Florida law do not invalidate that attornment. |
| These rules, based on territoriality, sovereignty, independence and attornment, were held to be outmoded. |
| Attornment by the bailee was required when the delivery order was transferred. |
| Attornment clauses in mortgages are rarely created today, but the official receiver may come across old mortgages still containing such clauses. |
