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Under Delaware law, which court has exclusive jurisdiction over mortgage foreclosure proceedings?

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A) Delaware Superior Court

In Delaware, mortgage foreclosure is a judicial proceeding handled by writ of scire facias sur mortgage filed in the Delaware Superior Court, which has exclusive jurisdiction over such actions.

Answer Options
A
Delaware Superior Court
B
Delaware Court of Common Pleas
C
Delaware Court of Chancery
D
Delaware Family Court

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