Legal mortgages are general or special.
The creditor benefiting from a general mortgage may register his right on all immovables currently belonging to his debtor. He may make additional registrations on immovable property that has subsequently become part of his debtor’s estate.
The creditor benefiting from a general mortgage may register his right on all immovable property currently owned by his debtor.
The creditor benefiting from a special mortgage may only register his right on the immovable to which it relates.