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Bankruptcy Appeal Introduction Enhancement
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The user sought to enhance their bankruptcy court appeal introduction, focusing on errors by the court and BNYMTs failure to file a proof of claim. Key points included procedural errors under Bankruptcy Rule 3002 and 11 U.S.C. § 362(d), and the requirement for disputed Title 11 cases to be tried in District Court per 28 U.S.C. § 157(d). The user was advised to strengthen their arguments with specific instances or case law.Full Conversation
Please enhance my introduction to follow of my Brief for the Bankruptcy District Court
Sure, ****! Could you please provide the current introduction of your Brief so I can help enhance it?
NOW COMES the Appellant, Alton **** Jr., to respectfully appeal the decisions rendered by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Massachusetts in cases numbered *-*-EDK and *-*-EDK. The decisions of concern are the following:
*. The Appellee, Bank of New York Mellon as Trustee for CWALT *-J7 (BNYMT), failed to file a requisite proof of claim, which is a fundamental prerequisite for obtaining any relief under bankruptcy proceedings.
*. The bankruptcy court committed a reversible error by failing to ascertain the legitimacy of the claim, thereby neglecting the essential requirements of Article III standing.
*. Furthermore, the court erroneously remanded the Title * case to the Western Housing Court, which lacks jurisdiction to adjudicate matters of title, instead of referring the case to the District Court.
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NOW COMES the Appellant, Alton **** Jr., to respectfully appeal the decisions rendered by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Massachusetts in cases numbered *-*-EDK and *-*-EDK. The decisions under appeal are as follows:
*. The Appellee, Bank of New York Mellon as Trustee for CWALT *-J7 (BNYMT), failed to file the requisite proof of claim, a fundamental prerequisite for obtaining relief under bankruptcy proceedings.
*. The bankruptcy court committed a reversible error by failing to ascertain the legitimacy of the claim, thereby neglecting the essential requirements of Article III standing.
*. The court erroneously remanded the Title * case to the Western Housing Court, which lacks jurisdiction to adjudicate matters of title, instead of referring the case to the District Court.
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NOW COMES the Appellant, Alton **** Jr., to respectfully appeal the decisions rendered by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Massachusetts in cases numbered *-*-EDK and *-*-EDK. The decisions under appeal are as follows:
*. The Appellee, Bank of New York Mellon as Trustee for CWALT *-J7 (BNYMT), failed to file the requisite proof of claim, a fundamental prerequisite for obtaining relief under bankruptcy proceedings.
*. The bankruptcy court committed a reversible error by failing to ascertain the legitimacy of the claim, thereby neglecting the essential requirements of Article III standing.
*. The court erroneously remanded the Title * case to the Western Housing Court, which lacks jurisdiction to adjudicate matters of title, instead of referring the case to the District Court.
United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Massachusetts
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Enhance; *. The court allowed BNYMT to assert a position in a legal proceedings that will contrary to a position previously taken in the same or some earlier proceedings (New Hampshire v. Maine, * U. S. * ( *))
*. The court also failed to establish the Appellee as a creditor, thereby contravening established bankruptcy protocols.
*. Additionally, the court disregarded the Appellant’s Rule *(b)(*) and (*) motions, which asserted claims of fraud upon the court and lack of jurisdiction.
*. The bankruptcy court further erred by not providing a written response based on findings of fact pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure *, as duly requested by the Appellant.
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Sure, here is the enhanced section:
*. The court allowed BNYMT to assert a position in legal proceedings that was contrary to a position previously taken in the same or earlier proceedings (New Hampshire v. Maine, * U.S. * (*)).
*. The court failed to establish the Appellee as a creditor, thereby contravening established bankruptcy protocols.
*. The court disregarded the Appellant’s Rule *(b)(*) and (*) motions, which asserted claims of fraud upon the court and lack of jurisdiction.
*. The bankruptcy court erred by not providing a written response based on findings of fact pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure *, as requested by the Appellant.
Sure, here is the enhanced section:
*. The court allowed BNYMT to assert a position in legal proceedings that was contrary to a position previously taken in the same or earlier proceedings (New Hampshire v. Maine, * U.S. * (*)).
*. The court failed to establish the Appellee as a creditor, thereby contravening established bankruptcy protocols.
*. The court disregarded the Appellant’s Rule *(b)(*) and (*) motions, which asserted claims of fraud upon the court and lack of jurisdiction.
*. The bankruptcy court erred by not providing a written response based on findings of fact pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure *, as requested by the Appellant.
*. The Appellant hereby moves the court to grant a discharge under * U.S.C. § *, as BNYMT has not presented any authenticated evidence demonstrating possession of a negotiated instrument indicating endorsement of the promissory note.
*. The absence of such evidence fundamentally undermines the legitimacy of BNYMT's claim and substantiates the argument for discharge. **** also moves the court to enter a discharge under * U.S.C. § *, as BNYMT has never presented any authenticated evidence of having obtained a negotiated instrument indicating endorsement of the promissory note. The lack of such evidence questions the legitimacy of their claim and supports the argument for discharge.
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****, your points are strong and clearly argue against the legitimacy of BNYMT's claims. To enhance your argument, you may want to include any specific instances or case law that further support your position.
Would you like assistance with any other part of your brief or any additional legal questions?
****, your points are strong and clearly argue against the legitimacy of BNYMT's claims. To enhance your argument, you may want to include any specific instances or case law that further support your position.
Would you like assistance with any other part of your brief or any additional legal questions?
yes
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Sure, ****! Could you provide more details about the specific part of your brief or any other legal issue you need assistance with?
Sure, ****! Could you provide more details about the specific part of your brief or any other legal issue you need assistance with?
AI, please rewrite the following Statement showing “the bankruptcy court erred
by granting Bank of New York Mellon as Trustee for CWALT *-J7 (BNYMT) “relief from stay” without filing a requisite proof of claim, which is a fundamental prerequisite for obtaining any relief under the bankruptcy proceedings
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Here's the rewritten statement:
"The bankruptcy court erred by granting Bank of New York Mellon, as Trustee for CWALT *-J7 (BNYMT), relief from stay without the requisite proof of claim, which is a fundamental prerequisite for obtaining any relief under bankruptcy proceedings."
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Here's the rewritten statement:
"The bankruptcy court erred by granting Bank of New York Mellon, as Trustee for CWALT *-J7 (BNYMT), relief from stay without the requisite proof of claim, which is a fundamental prerequisite for obtaining any relief under bankruptcy proceedings."
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That error falls under what rule?
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The error you're mentioning likely falls under the failure to meet procedural requirements in bankruptcy court. Specifically, the issue relates to the requirement for a creditor to file a proof of claim in order to obtain relief from the automatic stay. Here's a bit more detail:
- Bankruptcy Rule *: This rule requires creditors to file a proof of claim in order to participate in the distribution of the bankruptcy estate.
- * U.S.C. § *(d): This section outlines the conditions under which relief from the automatic stay may be granted, which generally requires the creditor to establish the legitimacy of their claim.
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The error you're mentioning likely falls under the failure to meet procedural requirements in bankruptcy court. Specifically, the issue relates to the requirement for a creditor to file a proof of claim in order to obtain relief from the automatic stay. Here's a bit more detail:
- Bankruptcy Rule *: This rule requires creditors to file a proof of claim in order to participate in the distribution of the bankruptcy estate.
- * U.S.C. § *(d): This section outlines the conditions under which relief from the automatic stay may be granted, which generally requires the creditor to establish the legitimacy of their claim.
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What rule dictates that a Disputed title * case in bankruptcy is to be tried in the District Court
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A disputed Title * case in bankruptcy is to be tried in the District Court according to:
- * U.S.C. § *(d): This statute allows the district court to withdraw the reference to bankruptcy court for cause shown, including cases requiring consideration of both Title * and other federal laws.
Do you have any other questions or need further assistance?
A disputed Title * case in bankruptcy is to be tried in the District Court according to:
- * U.S.C. § *(d): This statute allows the district court to withdraw the reference to bankruptcy court for cause shown, including cases requiring consideration of both Title * and other federal laws.
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Enhance; - August *, *: In the New York Supreme Court Settlement Agreement lawsuit (EX-*.* * dex992.htm), BNYMT, omitted they received $*.* billion for arguing against Bank of America and Countrywide for predatory origination practices involving * securitized trusts, including ****’s CWALT *-J7, which were negatively affected. The loan was originally implemented by Community Lending Inc. (CLI).
- January *, *: BNY Mellon initiated a lawsuit against ****, arguing the opposite, asserting that the same compromised CLI loan, for which they received compensation, no longer had deficiencies, was not in default, and was therefore enforceable.
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Here is the enhanced version:
- August *, *: In the New York Supreme Court Settlement Agreement lawsuit (EX-*.* * dex992.htm), BNYMT omitted they received $*.* billion for arguing against Bank of America and Countrywide for predatory origination practices involving * securitized trusts, including ****’s CWALT *-J7, which were negatively affected. The loan was originally implemented by Community Lending Inc. (CLI).
- January *, *: BNY Mellon initiated a lawsuit against ****, arguing the opposite, asserting that the same compromised CLI loan, for which they received compensation, no longer had deficiencies, was not in default, and was therefore enforceable.
Here is the enhanced version:
- August *, *: In the New York Supreme Court Settlement Agreement lawsuit (EX-*.* * dex992.htm), BNYMT omitted they received $*.* billion for arguing against Bank of America and Countrywide for predatory origination practices involving * securitized trusts, including ****’s CWALT *-J7, which were negatively affected. The loan was originally implemented by Community Lending Inc. (CLI).
- January *, *: BNY Mellon initiated a lawsuit against ****, arguing the opposite, asserting that the same compromised CLI loan, for which they received compensation, no longer had deficiencies, was not in default, and was therefore enforceable.
Please enhance and incorporate the following: *.* billion of the *.* billion settlement was supposed to go back wronged borrowers Of the compromised loans. Federal banks regulators required banks and servicing companies to hire consulting firms to contact borrowers and review their cases. the kings were never contacted to receive our share. BNYMT have knowingly illegally submitted a claim for relief of stay in bankruptcy court from the property of a wronged borrower.
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Sure, here's the enhanced version with your information incorporated:
- August *, *: In the New York Supreme Court Settlement Agreement lawsuit (EX-*.* * dex992.htm), BNYMT omitted that they received $*.* billion for arguing against Bank of America and Countrywide for predatory origination practices involving * securitized trusts, including ****’s CWALT *-J7, which were negatively affected. The loan was originally implemented by Community Lending Inc. (CLI). Of the $*.* billion settlement, $*.* billion was supposed to go back to wronged borrowers of the compromised loans. Federal bank regulators required banks and servicing companies to hire consulting firms to contact borrowers and review their cases. The ****s were never contacted to receive their share.
- January *, *: BNY Mellon initiated a lawsuit against ****, arguing the opposite, asserting that the same compromised CLI loan, for which they received compensation, no longer had deficiencies, was not in default, and was therefore enforceable. BNYMT knowingly and illegally submitted a claim for relief from stay in bankruptcy court from the property of a wronged borrower.
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Sure, here's the enhanced version with your information incorporated:
- August *, *: In the New York Supreme Court Settlement Agreement lawsuit (EX-*.* * dex992.htm), BNYMT omitted that they received $*.* billion for arguing against Bank of America and Countrywide for predatory origination practices involving * securitized trusts, including ****’s CWALT *-J7, which were negatively affected. The loan was originally implemented by Community Lending Inc. (CLI). Of the $*.* billion settlement, $*.* billion was supposed to go back to wronged borrowers of the compromised loans. Federal bank regulators required banks and servicing companies to hire consulting firms to contact borrowers and review their cases. The ****s were never contacted to receive their share.
- January *, *: BNY Mellon initiated a lawsuit against ****, arguing the opposite, asserting that the same compromised CLI loan, for which they received compensation, no longer had deficiencies, was not in default, and was therefore enforceable. BNYMT knowingly and illegally submitted a claim for relief from stay in bankruptcy court from the property of a wronged borrower.
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Should I also add the following; BNYMT knowingly and illegally submitted a claim for relief from stay in bankruptcy court from the property of, whom they knew to be, a wronged borrower. They also filed in the western housing court for the possession of property Of the wronged borrower. Not only was the property wronged but it was also in default therefore not a secure claim.
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Yes, you can definitely add that information to strengthen your argument. Here's an enhanced version incorporating your points:
- August *, *: In the New York Supreme Court Settlement Agreement lawsuit (EX-*.* * dex992.htm), BNYMT omitted that they received $*.* billion for arguing against Bank of America and Countrywide for predatory origination practices involving * securitized trusts, including ****’s CWALT *-J7, which were negatively affected. The loan was originally implemented by Community Lending Inc. (CLI). Of the $*.* billion settlement, $*.* billion was supposed to go back to wronged borrowers of the compromised loans. Federal bank regulators required banks and servicing companies to hire consulting firms to contact borrowers and review their cases. The ****s were never contacted to receive their share.
- January *, *: BNY Mellon initiated a lawsuit against ****, arguing the opposite, asserting that the same compromised CLI loan, for which they received compensation, no longer had deficiencies, was not in default, and was therefore enforceable. BNYMT knowingly and illegally submitted a claim for relief from stay in bankruptcy court from the property of a wronged borrower. They also filed in the Western Housing Court for possession of the property of the wronged borrower. Not only was the property wronged, but it was also in default, therefore not a secure claim.
Would you like assistance with any other part of your brief or any additional legal questions?
Yes, you can definitely add that information to strengthen your argument. Here's an enhanced version incorporating your points:
- August *, *: In the New York Supreme Court Settlement Agreement lawsuit (EX-*.* * dex992.htm), BNYMT omitted that they received $*.* billion for arguing against Bank of America and Countrywide for predatory origination practices involving * securitized trusts, including ****’s CWALT *-J7, which were negatively affected. The loan was originally implemented by Community Lending Inc. (CLI). Of the $*.* billion settlement, $*.* billion was supposed to go back to wronged borrowers of the compromised loans. Federal bank regulators required banks and servicing companies to hire consulting firms to contact borrowers and review their cases. The ****s were never contacted to receive their share.
- January *, *: BNY Mellon initiated a lawsuit against ****, arguing the opposite, asserting that the same compromised CLI loan, for which they received compensation, no longer had deficiencies, was not in default, and was therefore enforceable. BNYMT knowingly and illegally submitted a claim for relief from stay in bankruptcy court from the property of a wronged borrower. They also filed in the Western Housing Court for possession of the property of the wronged borrower. Not only was the property wronged, but it was also in default, therefore not a secure claim.
Would you like assistance with any other part of your brief or any additional legal questions?
whom they knew to be; should not be included?
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You're correct, "whom they knew to be" adds unnecessary complexity. Here's a revised version:
- August *, *: In the New York Supreme Court Settlement Agreement lawsuit (EX-*.* * dex992.htm), BNYMT omitted that they received $*.* billion for arguing against Bank of America and Countrywide for predatory origination practices involving * securitized trusts, including ****’s CWALT *-J7, which were negatively affected. The loan was originally implemented by Community Lending Inc. (CLI). Of the $*.* billion settlement, $*.* billion was supposed to go back to wronged borrowers of the compromised loans. Federal bank regulators required banks and servicing companies to hire consulting firms to contact borrowers and review their cases. The ****s were never contacted to receive their share.
- January *, *: BNY Mellon initiated a lawsuit against ****, arguing the opposite, asserting that the same compromised CLI loan, for which they received compensation, no longer had deficiencies, was not in default, and was therefore enforceable. BNYMT knowingly and illegally submitted a claim for relief from stay in bankruptcy court from the property of a wronged borrower. They also filed in the Western Housing Court for possession of the property of the wronged borrower. Not only was the property wronged, but it was also in default, therefore not a secure claim.
Would you like assistance with any other part of your brief or any additional legal questions?
You're correct, "whom they knew to be" adds unnecessary complexity. Here's a revised version:
- August *, *: In the New York Supreme Court Settlement Agreement lawsuit (EX-*.* * dex992.htm), BNYMT omitted that they received $*.* billion for arguing against Bank of America and Countrywide for predatory origination practices involving * securitized trusts, including ****’s CWALT *-J7, which were negatively affected. The loan was originally implemented by Community Lending Inc. (CLI). Of the $*.* billion settlement, $*.* billion was supposed to go back to wronged borrowers of the compromised loans. Federal bank regulators required banks and servicing companies to hire consulting firms to contact borrowers and review their cases. The ****s were never contacted to receive their share.
- January *, *: BNY Mellon initiated a lawsuit against ****, arguing the opposite, asserting that the same compromised CLI loan, for which they received compensation, no longer had deficiencies, was not in default, and was therefore enforceable. BNYMT knowingly and illegally submitted a claim for relief from stay in bankruptcy court from the property of a wronged borrower. They also filed in the Western Housing Court for possession of the property of the wronged borrower. Not only was the property wronged, but it was also in default, therefore not a secure claim.
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Continuing please enhance; -Engaging in double-dipping, they acquired charged-off, time-barred, and distressed debt, then falsely represented these as secured claims in court to deceitfully foreclose on properties.
- This conduct exemplifies a clear case of judicial estoppel. Judicial estoppel prevents a party from assuming a position in a legal proceeding that contradicts one they successfully asserted in a previous proceeding.
- This enabled BNYMT to enhance a prohibited foreclosure scheme, directly contradict their prior stance and undermine the integrity of the judicial process.
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Here's the enhanced version:
- Engaging in double-dipping, they acquired charged-off, time-barred, and distressed debt, then falsely represented these as secured claims in court to deceitfully foreclose on properties.
- This conduct exemplifies a clear case of judicial estoppel, which prevents a party from assuming a position in a legal proceeding that contradicts one they successfully asserted in a previous proceeding.
- This enabled BNYMT to enhance a prohibited foreclosure scheme, directly contradicting their prior stance and undermining the integrity of the judicial process.
Would you like assistance with any other part of your brief or any additional legal questions?
Here's the enhanced version:
- Engaging in double-dipping, they acquired charged-off, time-barred, and distressed debt, then falsely represented these as secured claims in court to deceitfully foreclose on properties.
- This conduct exemplifies a clear case of judicial estoppel, which prevents a party from assuming a position in a legal proceeding that contradicts one they successfully asserted in a previous proceeding.
- This enabled BNYMT to enhance a prohibited foreclosure scheme, directly contradicting their prior stance and undermining the integrity of the judicial process.
Would you like assistance with any other part of your brief or any additional legal questions?
AI, Can we enhance the following sentence with the violation of fraudulent concealment Along with fraud on the court and lack of jurisdiction?; Additionally, the court disregarded the Appellant’s Rule *(b)(*) and (*) motions, which asserted claims of fraud upon the court and lack of jurisdiction.
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Sure, here's the enhanced sentence:
"Additionally, the court disregarded the Appellant’s Rule *(b)(*) and (*) motions, which asserted claims of fraudulent concealment, fraud upon the court, and lack of jurisdiction."
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Sure, here's the enhanced sentence:
"Additionally, the court disregarded the Appellant’s Rule *(b)(*) and (*) motions, which asserted claims of fraudulent concealment, fraud upon the court, and lack of jurisdiction."
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Can we enhance the following sentence with the violation of fraudulent concealment ; Did the court err by overlooking bankruptcy rules, specifically, the fraudulent concealment of the lack of the required Northern California Bankruptcy Court’s approval for transactions while in bankruptcy, including an invalid transfer of property, which further questions the claims of validity
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Here's the enhanced sentence:
"Did the court err by overlooking bankruptcy rules, specifically the fraudulent concealment of the lack of the required Northern California Bankruptcy Court's approval for transactions while in bankruptcy, including an invalid transfer of property, which further questions the validity of the claims?"
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Here's the enhanced sentence:
"Did the court err by overlooking bankruptcy rules, specifically the fraudulent concealment of the lack of the required Northern California Bankruptcy Court's approval for transactions while in bankruptcy, including an invalid transfer of property, which further questions the validity of the claims?"
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Conceal or evade for the following?; Did the court err by permitting the claimant to evade responding to the assertions by invoking the Rooker-Feldman doctrine, which is inapplicable when addressing evidence of fraud upon the court?
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It seems you're questioning whether the court allowed the claimant to evade responding to assertions by incorrectly applying the Rooker-Feldman doctrine, which does not apply in cases of fraud upon the court.
- Rooker-Feldman Doctrine: Limits lower federal courts from reviewing state court decisions.
- Fraud upon the court: Can be an exception to the Rooker-Feldman doctrine.
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It seems you're questioning whether the court allowed the claimant to evade responding to assertions by incorrectly applying the Rooker-Feldman doctrine, which does not apply in cases of fraud upon the court.
- Rooker-Feldman Doctrine: Limits lower federal courts from reviewing state court decisions.
- Fraud upon the court: Can be an exception to the Rooker-Feldman doctrine.
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AI, please enhance for my affidavit; In Attorney Fumarola’s affidavit for summary judgment, he submitted three undated fabrications resembling allonges, alleging they were affixed to the note and fraudulently assigned to Countrywide Bank and Countrywide Home Loans. These fabricated allonges were deceitfully attached to an unrecognized, partially signed adjustable-rate note. The signatures on these fabrications were by Michelle Sjolander, known for her involvement in robo-signings, and implicated BNYMT, Bank of America Home Loans, and Countrywide in a scheme to unlawfully seize ****’s home
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Here's the enhanced version for your affidavit:
"In Attorney Fumarola’s affidavit for summary judgment, he submitted three undated fabrications resembling allonges, falsely alleging they were affixed to the note and fraudulently assigned to Countrywide Bank and Countrywide Home Loans. These fabricated allonges were deceitfully attached to an irregular, partially signed adjustable-rate note. The signatures on these fabrications were by Michelle Sjolander, known for her involvement in robo-signings, implicating BNYMT, Bank of America Home Loans, and Countrywide in a scheme to unlawfully seize ****’s home."
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Here's the enhanced version for your affidavit:
"In Attorney Fumarola’s affidavit for summary judgment, he submitted three undated fabrications resembling allonges, falsely alleging they were affixed to the note and fraudulently assigned to Countrywide Bank and Countrywide Home Loans. These fabricated allonges were deceitfully attached to an irregular, partially signed adjustable-rate note. The signatures on these fabrications were by Michelle Sjolander, known for her involvement in robo-signings, implicating BNYMT, Bank of America Home Loans, and Countrywide in a scheme to unlawfully seize ****’s home."
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Please provide an outline for prose filing a brief in the bankruptcy District Court of Massachusetts
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Sure, here's an outline for filing a brief in the Bankruptcy District Court of Massachusetts:
Sure, here's an outline for filing a brief in the Bankruptcy District Court of Massachusetts:
Outline for Filing a Brief
*. Title Page
- Court Name: United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Massachusetts
- Case Number(s): *-*-EDK and *-*-EDK
- Title: Brief of Appellant, Alton **** Jr.
- Appellant's Name: Alton **** Jr.
- Appellee's Name: Bank of New York Mellon as Trustee for CWALT *-J7 (BNYMT)
*. Table of Contents
- List of all sections and sub-sections with page numbers.
*. Table of Authorities
- List of all legal authorities cited in the brief (cases, statutes, regulations).
*. Statement of the Issues
- Clearly state the issues presented for review.
*. Statement of the Case
- Concise summary of the procedural history of the case.
- Relevant facts necessary to understand the issues.
*. Summary of the Argument
- Brief overview of the main arguments that will be detailed in the brief.
*. Argument
- Introduction
- Restate the appellant’s name and briefly introduce the appeal.
- Legal Standard
- Identify the applicable legal standard for review.
- Main Arguments
- Failure to File Proof of Claim
- Discuss how BNYMT failed to file the requisite proof of claim.
- Reference specific bankruptcy rules (e.g., Bankruptcy Rule *).
- Reversible Error by Bankruptcy Court
- Detail the errors made by the bankruptcy court, including neglect of Article III standing and improper remand to Western Housing Court.
- Judicial Estoppel and Fraud
- Explain the concept of judicial estoppel and how BNYMT’s actions constitute fraud upon the court.
- Additional Errors
- Discuss other errors such as failure to establish the appellee as a creditor, disregard for Rule *(b) motions, and lack of written response.
- Settlement Agreement Discrepancies
- Detail the discrepancies in the New York Supreme Court Settlement Agreement and the implications for the case.
- Invalid Transfer of Property
- Discuss the fraudulent concealment and lack of required court approval for property transfers during bankruptcy.
- Conclusion
- Summarize the key points and state the relief sought.
*. Conclusion
- Restate the relief sought by the appellant and summarize the main arguments.
*. Certificate of Compliance
- Statement of compliance with court rules regarding brief formatting (e.g., word count).
*. Appendix
- Relevant documents, exhibits, and additional supporting material.
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*. Title Page
- Court Name: United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Massachusetts
- Case Number(s): *-*-EDK and *-*-EDK
- Title: Brief of Appellant, Alton **** Jr.
- Appellant's Name: Alton **** Jr.
- Appellee's Name: Bank of New York Mellon as Trustee for CWALT *-J7 (BNYMT)
*. Table of Contents
- List of all sections and sub-sections with page numbers.
*. Table of Authorities
- List of all legal authorities cited in the brief (cases, statutes, regulations).
*. Statement of the Issues
- Clearly state the issues presented for review.
*. Statement of the Case
- Concise summary of the procedural history of the case.
- Relevant facts necessary to understand the issues.
*. Summary of the Argument
- Brief overview of the main arguments that will be detailed in the brief.
*. Argument
- Introduction
- Restate the appellant’s name and briefly introduce the appeal.
- Legal Standard
- Identify the applicable legal standard for review.
- Main Arguments
- Failure to File Proof of Claim
- Discuss how BNYMT failed to file the requisite proof of claim.
- Reference specific bankruptcy rules (e.g., Bankruptcy Rule *).
- Reversible Error by Bankruptcy Court
- Detail the errors made by the bankruptcy court, including neglect of Article III standing and improper remand to Western Housing Court.
- Judicial Estoppel and Fraud
- Explain the concept of judicial estoppel and how BNYMT’s actions constitute fraud upon the court.
- Additional Errors
- Discuss other errors such as failure to establish the appellee as a creditor, disregard for Rule *(b) motions, and lack of written response.
- Settlement Agreement Discrepancies
- Detail the discrepancies in the New York Supreme Court Settlement Agreement and the implications for the case.
- Invalid Transfer of Property
- Discuss the fraudulent concealment and lack of required court approval for property transfers during bankruptcy.
- Conclusion
- Summarize the key points and state the relief sought.
*. Conclusion
- Restate the relief sought by the appellant and summarize the main arguments.
*. Certificate of Compliance
- Statement of compliance with court rules regarding brief formatting (e.g., word count).
*. Appendix
- Relevant documents, exhibits, and additional supporting material.
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AI can you make a table of authorities for my bankruptcy District Court brief If I provide the documents?
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Sure, I can help you with that. Could you please provide the documents you need assistance with?
Sure, I can help you with that. Could you please provide the documents you need assistance with?
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