Credits secured by statutory mortgages

Creditors, who have a right of statutory mortgage, as security for payment of their debts, are:- 1. The Government, the Municipal Corporations, public establishments, over the assets of the concerned responsible officials, and over the assets of their sureties, in accordance with fiscal and administrative laws, for the payment of amounts found short or for which they are held responsible; 2. A minor, an absentee, an interdicted person, and in general, all the persons who are deprived of the administration of their assets, in the assets of their tutors, guardians or administrators for the payment of the amounts which they failed to utilize properly, which they failed to duly handover, or which they allowed to be lost on account of their negligence or fraud; 3. The woman married under dotal regime, in the properties of the husband for the payment of mobiliary dotal valuables and the stipulated pin money; 4. The surviving spouse in the properties of deceased spouse for the payment of the maintenance to which he or she has right; 5. The creditor for the maintenance, on the assets, the income of which was assigned to satisfy them, or on any other assets of the debtor when there is no such assignment. 6. The establishments of Property Credit for the payment of their debentures on the assets which the same debentures designate; 7. The co-heirs for the payment of the respective owelty money on the assets of the inheritance, which are subject to such payment; 8. The legatees of a specified amount or value or of periodical installments, on the assets subject to the burden of the specific legacy, for the payment of the same.