Abstract
This study focuses on the dualism of security law and bankruptcy law. The purpose of this study is to identify and analyze two issues: first, the legal consequences for mortgage holders who are not registered as creditors as well as the 60-days expiration of self-execution in bankruptcy; and second,legal protection for mortgage holders who are not registered as creditors following the expiration period for self-execution in bankruptcy. This is a normative legal research with a statutory, conceptual and case approaches. The results of the study conclude: first, the legal consequences for the mortgage holders not registered as a creditor resulting in the mortgage holder being unable to collectthe debtor's obligations as they have been declared bankrupt and insolvent; Second, the object of collateral that cannot be sold through a public auction at the request of the curator must be submitted by the mortgage holder to the curator and becomes the debtor's bankrupted asset (boedel).
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