Please provide an outline Of the document after the introduction.
Also I would like to incorporate judicial notice of major issues and to request, pursuant to rule * written responses based on the finding of facts
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Sure, ****! Here's an outline for your motion after the introduction, incorporating judicial notice of major issues and the request for written responses under Rule *:
Outline for Motion to Reopen Case
*. Introduction
- Brief summary of the motion and the basis for reopening the case.
*. Statement of Facts
- Detailed description of the events leading to the original case.
- Explanation of how the fraud was discovered.
- Specific facts supporting lack of jurisdiction.
*. Legal Argument
- Rule *(b)(*) Argument
- Explanation of the court’s lack of jurisdiction.
- Relevant case law and statutes.
- Rule *(b)(*) Argument
- Justification for relief based on fraud and other reasons.
- Relevant case law and statutes.
*. Judicial Notice of Major Issues
- Request for judicial notice of the following major issues:
- Judicial estoppel.
- Lack of Article III standing.
- Presentation of fraudulent documents.
- Impersonation of a creditor.
- Loan being time-barred under Massachusetts statutes and FDCPA.
*. Request for Written Responses under Rule *
- Request for specific findings of fact and conclusions of law.
- Explanation of why written responses are necessary.
*. Evidence
- Attachments and exhibits supporting the claims.
- Affidavits and declarations.
*. Conclusion
- Summary of the relief sought.
- Request for a hearing date.
*. Certificate of Service
- Proof of service to the relevant parties.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any specific sections or any other information?
AI, Does Massachusetts have an equivalent code to * USC section * G, E And are states allowed to violate these codes.
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Massachusetts has its own debt collection laws, which are similar to the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) found in * USC *. The relevant Massachusetts laws include:
- Massachusetts General Laws Chapter *, Sections *-*: Regulates debt collection practices.
- Massachusetts Attorney General Debt Collection Regulations (* CMR *.*): Provides detailed rules on fair debt collection.
States cannot violate federal laws, including the FDCPA. They must comply with both state and federal regulations.
Is there a specific aspect of debt collection practices you need more information on?
Can the Rooker Feldman doctrine apply in state courts when the cases involving fraudulent transfers of property
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The Rooker-Feldman doctrine generally does not apply in state courts. It is a principle that prevents federal courts from reviewing state court judgments. However, it does not preclude state courts from addressing issues of fraudulent transfers of property.
Do you have more specific details about your case involving fraudulent property transfers?
Can the following evidence be utilized in my judicial estoppel claim against Bank of New York Mellon as trustee who received the settlement funds
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It sounds like you have a complex case involving judicial estoppel and potentially fraudulent actions by the Bank of New York Mellon. For the evidence to be utilized in your claim, it generally needs to be relevant, material, and competent.
* Judicial estoppel: Evidence showing that the Bank of New York Mellon took a position in a previous legal proceeding that is contrary to their current position can be highly relevant.
* Fraudulent actions: Documents or testimonies indicating fraud or misrepresentation can support your claim.
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BofA in $*.* billion settlement over Countrywide loans
By Reuters
October *, *:* PM EDT Updated 16 years ago
The deal will enable eligible subprime and pay-option mortgage borrowers to avoid foreclosure by obtaining a modified and more affordable loan. The loans covered by the settlement are among the riskiest and highest defaulting loans at the center of America's foreclosure crisis.
Pay-option mortgages allowed borrowers to pay only a fraction of interest and principal owed each month, allowing the loan balance to increase.
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It seems like you have a significant legal issue involving complex financial and property matters. Here’s some general information that may help:
- The BofA settlement with Countrywide primarily aimed to help borrowers avoid foreclosure by modifying loans.
- Pay-option mortgages were risky and contributed heavily to foreclosure crises.
For your judicial estoppel claim against Bank of New York Mellon, evidence from the BofA settlement could be relevant if it shows the bank's contradictory positions or actions related to your case.
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Additionally; *,* ELIGIBLE
The deal applies to people who financed their homes with subprime loans or pay-option adjustable-rate mortgages serviced by Countrywide that originated before December *, *. Some *,* borrowers could be helped by the agreement.
The program centers around a loan modification process, valued up to $*.* billion, aimed at providing relief to eligible borrowers who are "seriously delinquent" or are likely to become so due to loan features, such as rate resets or payment recasts.
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It sounds like you have a potentially strong case involving significant financial and legal issues. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
Can you provide a bit more information about the specific issues you're facing related to the Bank of New York Mellon and the settlement?
In January of * * bank New York Mellon as trustee initiated a law suit for foreclosure on the loan of the wronged borrower, Myself, claiming that the original loan, Bought by the trust, No longer had deficiencies, And the loan was eligible to be foreclosed on.
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It seems like you have a high-value case that might benefit from professional legal assistance. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
If so, I’ll need to collect some information to proceed.
What is your phone number?
yes
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Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If so, I’ll need to collect some information to proceed.
What is your phone number?
I tried it before and I did not receive a call back. I need immediate help from AI and I cannot afford to waste my time on lawyers who are not interested in my case
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Understood. Let's focus on the immediate information you need.
For your judicial estoppel claim, you will need to demonstrate that the Bank of New York Mellon took a contradictory position in a previous legal proceeding. Here’s how you can proceed:
*. Gather Evidence:
- Documents from the previous case where the Bank's position differed from the current one.
- Records of any settlements or agreements that contradict their current claims.
*. Draft Your Motion:
- Clearly state the contradictory positions taken by the Bank.
- Provide supporting evidence and cite relevant legal precedents.
*. File Your Motion:
- Submit your motion in the appropriate court, ensuring you meet all filing requirements.
Would you like more detailed guidance on drafting your motion or any other specific section?
Does the Reuters news along with the NBC News articles support the New York Supreme Court settlement agreement
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The Reuters and NBC News articles can be used to support your claim if they contain relevant information about settlements that contradict the Bank of New York Mellon's current position.
Consider the following steps:
*. Identify Relevant Information:
- Extract details from the articles that pertain to settlements, loan modifications, and bank positions.
*. Correlation with Your Case:
- Show how the settlement details in the articles contradict the bank's stance in your foreclosure.
Would you like more specific guidance on how to present this evidence in your motion?
Source: NBC News
https://search.app/rnYWpCFTpYUCebiy6
Jan. *, *, *:* PM EST
By John W. Schoen
Banks reach $*.5B settlement on mortgage abuse
When industry-wide foreclosure abuses surfaced nearly two years ago, federal banks regulators required banks and servicing companies to hire consulting firms to contact borrowers and review their cases. Some *.* million letters were sent to potential claimants, of which about a half million applied by the Dec. * deadline to have their cases reviewed.
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It appears that your case might benefit from the assistance of local lawyers due to its complexity and the significant financial and legal issues involved. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
If so, I’ll need to collect some information to proceed.
What is your phone number?
I tried it before and I did not receive a call back. I need immediate help from AI and I cannot afford to waste my time on lawyers who are not interested in my case
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Got it, ****. Let's focus on providing you with the immediate information you need.
Using News Articles as Evidence:
*. Identify Relevant Information:
- Extract details from the Reuters and NBC News articles about the settlements and any contradictory positions taken by the Bank of New York Mellon.
*. Correlation with Your Case:
- Show how these details contradict the bank's stance in your foreclosure.
Steps to Present Evidence:
- Include direct quotes from the articles.
- Attach the full articles as exhibits.
- Explain how the information supports your claim of judicial estoppel.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any specific part of this process?
Where do I need to go to get the articles without the commercials
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To get the articles without commercials, you can usually access them through library services or by using a subscription to a news database. Here are some options:
- Public Libraries: Many public libraries offer free access to news databases.
- University Libraries: If you have access to a university library, they often have subscriptions to major news sources.
- Online Databases: Websites like JSTOR, ProQuest, or LexisNexis provide access to news articles without ads, but they may require a subscription.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to access these resources?
Is there a a Massachusetts equivalent to the uniform Commercial Code Article * or does it apply in all states
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The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) Article * applies in all states, including Massachusetts. Massachusetts has its own version of the UCC, which includes provisions similar to those in Article * related to negotiable instruments.
Do you have a specific issue or question related to UCC Article * that you need help with?
What is the equivalent for the Massachusetts State courts?
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In Massachusetts, the equivalent of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) Article * is found in the Massachusetts General Laws, specifically under Chapter *, Articles *. This chapter deals with negotiable instruments and includes provisions similar to those in the UCC.
Would you like more detailed information about a specific provision or issue related to UCC Article *?
yes
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Sure, please provide a bit more detail about the specific issue or provision related to UCC Article * that you need help with. This will help me give you more precise information.
What are the requirements under UCC Article * for a party to become a holder in due course
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To become a holder in due course under UCC Article *, the party must meet the following requirements:
- Possession: Must possess the negotiable instrument.
- Good Faith: Must have taken the instrument in good faith.
- Without Notice: Must acquire the instrument without notice of any defect or claim.
- Value: Must give value for the instrument.
Do you need information on any specific requirement in more detail?
What is the Massachusetts law which states very credit there must have the assignment of the mortgage and the endorsement of the promissory note.
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In Massachusetts, the law requiring the assignment of the mortgage and the endorsement of the promissory note can be found in the following provisions:
- Massachusetts General Laws Chapter *, Section *: This law governs foreclosure procedures and includes requirements for assignments and endorsements.
Would you like more specific details about any of these provisions?
What law states in bankruptcy, that BNYMT was judicially estopped from filing a claim for relief anywhere without having submitting a proof of claim?
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In a bankruptcy context, judicial estoppel can prevent a party from asserting a claim if they have failed to disclose it in previous proceedings. Key points to consider under U.S. Bankruptcy Law:
- * U.S.C. § *: Governs the filing of proofs of claim in bankruptcy cases.
- Judicial Estoppel: If a party fails to file a proof of claim, they may be barred from later asserting related claims due to inconsistent positions.
Do you need more information on how to apply these principles to your situation?
Also having entered bankruptcy a party cannot file any claim in any other court until the bankruptcy proceedings are concluded if they have not filed the proof of claim; at that point they are judicially estopped from making up claim.
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In a bankruptcy context, failing to file a proof of claim can have significant consequences. Here are some important points:
- * U.S.C. § *: Requires creditors to file a proof of claim in bankruptcy proceedings to participate in distributions.
- Judicial Estoppel: Prevents parties from asserting claims in other courts if they did not disclose them in bankruptcy.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to apply these principles to your case?
- Once in bankruptcy, BNYMT was judicially not allowed to file a claim anywhere without submitting an approved proof of claim.
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If BNYMT did not submit an approved proof of claim during the bankruptcy proceedings, it could be judicially estopped from asserting related claims in other courts. Here are key points to consider:
- * U.S.C. § *: Requires creditors to file a proof of claim in bankruptcy.
- Judicial Estoppel: Prevents inconsistent positions in different proceedings.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to proceed with this issue?
enhance; Conclusion
Under Rule *(b)(*) and Rule *(b)(*) of the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure the party has not validated the debt, shown any injury, established themselves as a creditor, presented a chain of title, or provided a negotiated instrument establishing possession of the promissory note. Without these factors, the court has never established jurisdiction.
- Having determined that the claimant was not the original lender, the court needed verification of how and when the claimant became a holder with the right to enforce the promissory note. Instead of addressing this crucial core issue, along with numerous deficiencies, the court has allowed the case to proceed with a non-party that has not submitted authenticated evidence establishing being a holder with the right to foreclose.
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To enhance your conclusion, consider incorporating the following points:
- Emphasize the failure to validate the debt and show injury.
- Highlight the lack of evidence establishing the claimant as a creditor.
- Stress the importance of a clear chain of title and possession of the promissory note.
- Note the court's oversight in allowing the case to proceed without authenticated evidence.
Would you like more detailed guidance on drafting this enhanced conclusion?
This is the first part of my conclusion to reopen the case under * B * and * B *. Please revise
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Sure, here’s a revised version of the first part of your conclusion:
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Conclusion
Under Rule *(b)(*) and Rule *(b)(*) of the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure, the following points are emphasized:
- Validation of Debt: The party has not validated the debt, nor have they shown any injury.
- Creditor Establishment: The party has failed to establish themselves as a creditor.
- Chain of Title: There has been no presentation of a clear chain of title.
- Negotiated Instrument: The party has not provided a negotiated instrument establishing possession of the promissory note.
Without these factors, the court has never established jurisdiction over this matter.
The court, after determining that the claimant was not the original lender, needed verification of how and when the claimant became a holder with the right to enforce the promissory note. Instead of addressing this crucial core issue and numerous other deficiencies, the court has allowed the case to proceed with a non-party that has not submitted authenticated evidence of being a holder with the right to foreclose.
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Excellent, please add; - The party filed a fabricated assignment of the mortgage contract without the approval of the Northern California bankruptcy court, along with a deceptive attempt to falsify the endorsement of the promissory note.
- This court did not refer the Title * case back to the Bankruptcy or district court. - The courts have allowed debt collectors, their attorneys, and agents to avoid addressing core issues by invoking the Rooker-Feldman Doctrine, knowing or should have known, this doctrine does not apply to fraudulent transfers.
Based on new evidence emphasizing fraud on the court, judicial estoppel, lack of jurisdiction and being judicially estopped, King requests the reopening of case
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It appears that your case involves serious allegations of fraud and judicial estoppel, and may benefit from professional legal assistance. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
To proceed further, I’ll need to collect some information. What is your phone number?
I tried it before and I did not receive a call back. I need immediate help from AI and I cannot afford to waste my time on lawyers who are not interested in my case
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Understood, ****. Let's focus on enhancing your conclusion with the additional points you provided.
Conclusion
Under Rule *(b)(*) and Rule *(b)(*) of the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure, the following points are emphasized:
- Validation of Debt: The party has not validated the debt, nor have they shown any injury.
- Creditor Establishment: The party has failed to establish themselves as a creditor.
- Chain of Title: There has been no presentation of a clear chain of title.
- Negotiated Instrument: The party has not provided a negotiated instrument establishing possession of the promissory note.
Without these factors, the court has never established jurisdiction over this matter.
The court, after determining that the claimant was not the original lender, needed verification of how and when the claimant became a holder with the right to enforce the promissory note. Instead of addressing this crucial core issue and numerous other deficiencies, the court has allowed the case to proceed with a non-party that has not submitted authenticated evidence of being a holder with the right to foreclose.
- The party filed a fabricated assignment of the mortgage contract without the approval of the Northern California bankruptcy court, along with a deceptive attempt to falsify the endorsement of the promissory note.
- This court did not refer the Title * case back to the Bankruptcy or District court.
- The courts have allowed debt collectors, their attorneys, and agents to avoid addressing core issues by invoking the Rooker-Feldman Doctrine, knowing or should have known, this doctrine does not apply to fraudulent transfers.
Based on new evidence emphasizing fraud on the court, judicial estoppel, lack of jurisdiction, and being judicially estopped, King requests the reopening of the case.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any specific sections or additional information?
Please enhance; King also requests to have his property and personal belongings returned, to be compensated for physical and mental damages, to have an investigation of all parties who participated in the fraudulent actions, to void all orders that were based on fraud on the court and lack of jurisdiction and to address the ongoing violations of his Civil and Constitutional right of due process and equal protection under the law.
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It appears you have a strong case involving significant legal issues. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
If you agree, I’ll need to collect some information to proceed. What is your phone number?
I tried it before and I did not receive a call back. I need immediate help from AI and I cannot afford to waste my time on lawyers who are not interested in my case
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Understood, ****. Here’s the enhanced conclusion including your additional requests:
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Conclusion
Under Rule *(b)(*) and Rule *(b)(*) of the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure, the following points are emphasized:
- Validation of Debt: The party has not validated the debt, nor have they shown any injury.
- Creditor Establishment: The party has failed to establish themselves as a creditor.
- Chain of Title: There has been no presentation of a clear chain of title.
- Negotiated Instrument: The party has not provided a negotiated instrument establishing possession of the promissory note.
Without these factors, the court has never established jurisdiction over this matter.
The court, after determining that the claimant was not the original lender, needed verification of how and when the claimant became a holder with the right to enforce the promissory note. Instead of addressing this crucial core issue and numerous other deficiencies, the court has allowed the case to proceed with a non-party that has not submitted authenticated evidence of being a holder with the right to foreclose.
- The party filed a fabricated assignment of the mortgage contract without the approval of the Northern California bankruptcy court, along with a deceptive attempt to falsify the endorsement of the promissory note.
- This court did not refer the Title * case back to the Bankruptcy or District court.
- The courts have allowed debt collectors, their attorneys, and agents to avoid addressing core issues by invoking the Rooker-Feldman Doctrine, knowing or should have known, this doctrine does not apply to fraudulent transfers.
Based on new evidence emphasizing fraud on the court, judicial estoppel, lack of jurisdiction, and being judicially estopped, King requests the reopening of the case.
King also requests:
- The return of his property and personal belongings.
- Compensation for physical and mental damages.
- An investigation of all parties who participated in the fraudulent actions.
- The voiding of all orders that were based on fraud on the court and lack of jurisdiction.
- The addressing of ongoing violations of his Civil and Constitutional rights of due process and equal protection under the law.
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