Fla. Judge rules a foreclosure illegal because bank FORGED the summons on home owner.

dixiegrrrrl

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Wed Sep-29-10 02:44 PM
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Fla. Judge rules a foreclosure illegal because bank FORGED the summons on home owner.

Unbelievable. Deutsch Bank, no less.

The court order is on Denninger's site.
http://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?blog=Market-Ticker

The court found out the summons/foreclosure notice was dated same day of foreclosure,
AND that the summons signer lived half a state away from the
person who supposedly notarized the signature, thus the court threw out the foreclosure.
For some reason, the bank decided not to appear at the hearing which uncovered these facts.

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KansDem

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Wed Sep-29-10 02:50 PM
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1. Isn't that fraud?

And wouldn't such an act violate the law?

Shouldn't someone be investigated and arrested to stand trial?

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dixiegrrrrl

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Wed Sep-29-10 03:30 PM
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6. This is one of several recently reported "frauds" upon courts.

You would think that one of the judges would refer the case to the DA, wouldn't you?
Hasn't happened yet.

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westerebus

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Wed Sep-29-10 06:26 PM
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11. The Feds are holding it up.

First lesson in law school, never piss off a judge.

Second lesson in law school, never take the case of an attorney who has pissed off a judge.

Third lesson in law school, if you pass the bar, you are an officer of the court. As such you may lie, cheat and steal on behalf of your client. You may be a real bastard and ruthless to boot. You can charge huge fees and deceive people for a fee. But, you never piss off a judge.

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OregonBlue

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Wed Sep-29-10 03:02 PM
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2. So is the court going to order that all their forclosures be examined? If I was a homeowner

who had been forclosed on, I'd sure as heck go see if the same thing had happened in my case.

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dixiegrrrrl

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Wed Sep-29-10 03:33 PM
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8. No word on what that court is going to do.

Some of the web sites tracking foreclosures are reporting more and more people ARE going to court.
Sadly, same websites are reporting some courts are just rubber stamping the bank's papers and even not allowing
the homeowner to present evidence of fraud.
guess it depends on what the individual judges are interested in.

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toddwv

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Wed Sep-29-10 03:06 PM
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3. Is the bank incorporated?

If so, then it is a "person" and should be locked up in jail.

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Bitwit1234

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Wed Sep-29-10 03:12 PM
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4. And how about the supreme court judges who allowed

this corporation/person to do this. Was this a conspiracy? Can they be charged?

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Doctor_J

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Wed Sep-29-10 03:25 PM
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5. Time for some

federal pound-me-in-the-ass prison for the forgers and management. Will deter them from doing it again.

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dixiegrrrrl

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Wed Sep-29-10 03:46 PM
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9. You might be thinking of the good ole days

when laws were enforced.

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FloriTexan

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Wed Sep-29-10 03:30 PM
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7. The Notary could also be in a heap of trouble...

I know in Texas we are required to keep a log book and get id and signatures.

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Change Happens

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Wed Sep-29-10 05:29 PM
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10. There were a whole bunch of these recently from CITI, as a result, foreclosures

have been halted in 24 states, so this is good news...I wonder if other banks are doing it too?

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dixiegrrrrl

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Wed Sep-29-10 06:47 PM
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12. Yes, other banks are doing many illegal things also.

Which is coming to light pretty quickly.

BOA Sued Over Mortgage-Backed Securities
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=114x82425

Cal. orders Ally (formerly GMAC )Mortgage to halt all foreclosures!!!
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=114x82382

J.P. Morgan suspending some foreclosures: reports
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=102x4558569

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