Predatory Lending Legal Concerns
Summary
ComUnity Lending Inc. Issued bifurcated loans exceeding property appraisals and borrower qualifications, potentially violating lending laws. The teaser rate escalated significantly, leading to possible predatory lending practices. Legal violations may include breaches of the Dodd-Frank Act, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, and Truth in Lending Act. Contracts from illegitimate origins are void under federal law, and the lenders bankruptcy raises further concerns. UCC 9-406 and Massachusetts statutes suggest the note is time-barred, indicating potential fraud and lack of jurisdiction. Consider consulting a local attorney for personalized legal advice.Full Conversation
Alton go this lioan and once to cite Reuters to support that indeed his loan was predatory can you polish using title too-Violations of the ComUnity Lending Loan Inc.’s Refinance Original Loan:
- August *, *: ComUnity Lending Inc., under CWALT *-J7, issued bifurcated
loans recorded in the Hampden County Registry of Deeds:
- First loan: $*,* (See pp.
- Second loan: $*,*,* (See pp.
- Total Package: $*,*,*, exceeding the town of Longmeadow*;s appraisal of $*,*,*
and nearby appraisals. (See pp.
- Loan Qualification: The loan amounts exceeded the Kings*; qualifications.
- Teaser Rate: Initial rate of $*,* escalated to $*,*, violating lending laws and setting
the loans up for failure.
- The courts have refused to address the fact that a loan generating almost *% negative
amortization, not disclosed to a *-year-old debtor from day one, might be considered
predatory.
Violations of the ComUnity Lending Loan Inc.’s Refinance Original Loan
- August *, *: ComUnity Lending Inc., under CWALT *-J7, issued bifurcated loans recorded in the Hampden County Registry of Deeds:
- First loan: $*,*
- Second loan: $*,*,*
- Total Package: $*,*,*, exceeding Longmeadow's appraisal of $*,*,* and nearby appraisals.
- Loan Qualification: The loan amounts exceeded the Kings' qualifications.
- Teaser Rate: Initial rate of $*,* escalated to $*,*, violating lending laws and setting the loans up for failure.
- Court Oversight: Courts have not addressed that a loan generating almost *% negative amortization, undisclosed to a *-year-old debtor, might be considered predatory.
You can cite Reuters to support the claim that the loan was predatory by referencing similar cases or articles on predatory lending practices.
- August *, *: ComUnity Lending Inc., under CWALT *-J7, issued bifurcated loans recorded in the Hampden County Registry of Deeds:
- First loan: $*,*
- Second loan: $*,*,*
- Total Package: $*,*,*, exceeding Longmeadow's appraisal of $*,*,* and nearby appraisals.
- Loan Qualification: The loan amounts exceeded the Kings' qualifications.
- Teaser Rate: Initial rate of $*,* escalated to $*,*, violating lending laws and setting the loans up for failure.
- Court Oversight: Courts have not addressed that a loan generating almost *% negative amortization, undisclosed to a *-year-old debtor, might be considered predatory.
You can cite Reuters to support the claim that the loan was predatory by referencing similar cases or articles on predatory lending practices.
- This oversight is significant in the context of the broader issues at hand.
- Original Refinance Loan: Non-conforming and bifurcated to conceal it being *% above
the legal lending limit.- Referencing, “Bank of America in $*.* billion settlement overCountrywide loans”;
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It sounds like you have a complex issue involving predatory lending practices. Here are some key points to consider:
- Loan Issuance: Two loans issued by ComUnity Lending Inc. on August *, *, totaling $*,*,*.
- Appraisal Mismatch: The total loan amount exceeded the property appraisal of $*,*,*.
- Loan Qualification: The loans exceeded your qualifications.
- Teaser Rate: Initial low rate escalated significantly, potentially setting up the loan for failure.
- Court Oversight: Courts have not addressed the potential predatory nature of the loan.
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- Loan Issuance: Two loans issued by ComUnity Lending Inc. on August *, *, totaling $*,*,*.
- Appraisal Mismatch: The total loan amount exceeded the property appraisal of $*,*,*.
- Loan Qualification: The loans exceeded your qualifications.
- Teaser Rate: Initial low rate escalated significantly, potentially setting up the loan for failure.
- Court Oversight: Courts have not addressed the potential predatory nature of the loan.
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- Dodd-Frank Act: These actions were prohibited as they contravened public policy.
- Violations: These actions constitute significant violations of King’s Constitutional Rights,
the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, and the Truth in Lending Act.
- All contracts stemming from an illegitimate origination are void.
- In Federal Law under the common law principle, under the Restatement of Contracts, §§
* and *, a contract is unenforceable if it involves illegal activities.
- Further supporting the appearance of illegitimate origination, ComUnity Lending Inc. (CLI),
the original refinance lender, filed for liquidating bankruptcy, having claimed * DBAs,
starting January *, *, and terminating on November *, *.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
It sounds like you have a detailed case involving potential predatory lending practices and significant legal violations. Here are some key points you can use to present your case:
- Reuters: “Bank of America in $*.* billion settlement over Countrywide loans” and similar articles on predatory lending practices to support the claim.
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Violations of the ComUnity Lending Loan Inc.’s Refinance Original Loan:
- August *, *: Issuance of two bifurcated loans.
- First loan: $*,*
- Second loan: $*,*,*
- Total Package: $*,*,*, exceeding Longmeadow's appraisal of $*,*,*.
- Loan Qualification: Exceeded the Kings' qualifications.
- Teaser Rate: Initial rate of $*,* escalated to $*,*, setting the loans up for failure.
- Court Oversight: Lack of address on negative amortization, undisclosed to a *-year-old debtor.
- Dodd-Frank Act: Prohibitions against actions contravening public policy.
- Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and Truth in Lending Act: Significant violations of these laws and King’s Constitutional Rights.
- Contract Law: Under Restatement of Contracts, §§ * and *, contracts involving illegal activities are unenforceable.
- Bankruptcy of CLI: Liquidating bankruptcy of ComUnity Lending Inc., with * DBAs.
Additional Reference:- August *, *: Issuance of two bifurcated loans.
- First loan: $*,*
- Second loan: $*,*,*
- Total Package: $*,*,*, exceeding Longmeadow's appraisal of $*,*,*.
- Loan Qualification: Exceeded the Kings' qualifications.
- Teaser Rate: Initial rate of $*,* escalated to $*,*, setting the loans up for failure.
- Court Oversight: Lack of address on negative amortization, undisclosed to a *-year-old debtor.
Relevant Legal Points:
- Dodd-Frank Act: Prohibitions against actions contravening public policy.
- Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and Truth in Lending Act: Significant violations of these laws and King’s Constitutional Rights.
- Contract Law: Under Restatement of Contracts, §§ * and *, contracts involving illegal activities are unenforceable.
- Bankruptcy of CLI: Liquidating bankruptcy of ComUnity Lending Inc., with * DBAs.
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- Dodd-Frank Act: Prohibitions against actions contravening public policy.
- Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and Truth in Lending Act: Significant violations of these laws and King’s Constitutional Rights.
- Contract Law: Under Restatement of Contracts, §§ * and *, contracts involving illegal activities are unenforceable.
- Bankruptcy of CLI: Liquidating bankruptcy of ComUnity Lending Inc., with * DBAs.
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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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Further supporting the appearance of illegitimate origination, ComUnity Lending Inc. (CLI), the original refinance lender, filed for liquidating bankruptcy, having claimed * DBAs, starting January *, *, and terminating on November *, *.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 theriskiest 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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- August *, *: ComUnity Lending Inc., under CWALT *-J7, issued bifurcated loans recorded in the Hampden County Registry of Deeds:
- First loan: $*,*
- Second loan: $*,*,*
- Total Package: $*,*,*, exceeding Longmeadow's appraisal of $*,*,* and nearby appraisals.
- Loan Qualification: The loan amounts exceeded the Kings' qualifications.
- Teaser Rate: Initial rate of $*,* escalated to $*,*, violating lending laws and setting the loans up for failure.
- Court Oversight: Courts have not addressed that a loan generating almost *% negative amortization, undisclosed to a *-year-old debtor, might be considered predatory.
Supporting Legal References:It appears you have a strong case involving predatory lending practices. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
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Revised Motion - Title: Violations of the ComUnity Lending Loan Inc.’s Refinance Original Loan
Key Points:- August *, *: ComUnity Lending Inc., under CWALT *-J7, issued bifurcated loans recorded in the Hampden County Registry of Deeds:
- First loan: $*,*
- Second loan: $*,*,*
- Total Package: $*,*,*, exceeding Longmeadow's appraisal of $*,*,* and nearby appraisals.
- Loan Qualification: The loan amounts exceeded the Kings' qualifications.
- Teaser Rate: Initial rate of $*,* escalated to $*,*, violating lending laws and setting the loans up for failure.
- Court Oversight: Courts have not addressed that a loan generating almost *% negative amortization, undisclosed to a *-year-old debtor, might be considered predatory.
- Dodd-Frank Act: Prohibitions against actions contravening public policy.
- Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and Truth in Lending Act: Significant violations of these laws and King’s Constitutional Rights.
- Contract Law: Under Restatement of Contracts, §§ * and *, contracts involving illegal activities are unenforceable.
- Bankruptcy of CLI: Liquidating bankruptcy of ComUnity Lending Inc., with * DBAs.
- Reuters: “Bank of America in $*.* billion settlement over Countrywide loans” and similar articles on predatory lending practices to support the claim.
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can you polish this with proper titles-- All contracts stemming from an illegitimate origination are void.
- In Federal Law under the common law principle, under the Restatement of Contracts, §§
* and *, a contract is unenforceable if it involves illegal activities.
- Further supporting the appearance of illegitimate origination, ComUnity Lending Inc. (CLI),
the original refinance lender, filed for liquidating bankruptcy, having claimed * DBAs,
starting January *, *, and terminating on November *, *. (See pp. * and *
- There is no record from the Northern California Bankruptcy Court authorizing a sale,
transfer, or assignment of the mortgage obligation, contrary to the purported assignment on
December *, *. (See p. *
- In addition, there have not been any records presented showing any payments on the
mortgage since January *, *.
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Illegitimate Origination of Contracts
- Void Contracts: All contracts stemming from an illegitimate origination are void.
- Federal Law: Under the Restatement of Contracts, §§ * and *, a contract is unenforceable if it involves illegal activities.
- Bankruptcy of ComUnity Lending Inc. (CLI): CLI, the original refinance lender, filed for liquidating bankruptcy, having claimed * DBAs, starting January *, *, and terminating on November *, *. (See pp. * and *).
- Lack of Authorization: There is no record from the Northern California Bankruptcy Court authorizing a sale, transfer, or assignment of the mortgage obligation, contrary to the purported assignment on December *, *. (See p. *).
- Payment Records: No records have been presented showing any payments on the mortgage since January *, *.
- Void Contracts: All contracts stemming from an illegitimate origination are void.
- Federal Law: Under the Restatement of Contracts, §§ * and *, a contract is unenforceable if it involves illegal activities.
- Bankruptcy of ComUnity Lending Inc. (CLI): CLI, the original refinance lender, filed for liquidating bankruptcy, having claimed * DBAs, starting January *, *, and terminating on November *, *. (See pp. * and *).
- Lack of Authorization: There is no record from the Northern California Bankruptcy Court authorizing a sale, transfer, or assignment of the mortgage obligation, contrary to the purported assignment on December *, *. (See p. *).
- Payment Records: No records have been presented showing any payments on the mortgage since January *, *.
Violations of the ComUnity Lending Loan Inc.’s Refinance Original Loan
- August *, *: ComUnity Lending Inc., under CWALT *-J7, issued bifurcated loans recorded in the Hampden County Registry of Deeds:
- First loan: $*,*
- Second loan: $*,*,*
- Total Package: $*,*,*, exceeding Longmeadow's appraisal of $*,*,* and nearby appraisals.
- Loan Qualification: The loan amounts exceeded the Kings' qualifications.
- Teaser Rate: Initial rate of $*,* escalated to $*,*, violating lending laws and setting the loans up for failure.
- Court Oversight: Courts have not addressed that a loan generating almost *% negative amortization, undisclosed to a *-year-old debtor, might be considered predatory.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
- August *, *: ComUnity Lending Inc., under CWALT *-J7, issued bifurcated loans recorded in the Hampden County Registry of Deeds:
- First loan: $*,*
- Second loan: $*,*,*
- Total Package: $*,*,*, exceeding Longmeadow's appraisal of $*,*,* and nearby appraisals.
- Loan Qualification: The loan amounts exceeded the Kings' qualifications.
- Teaser Rate: Initial rate of $*,* escalated to $*,*, violating lending laws and setting the loans up for failure.
- Court Oversight: Courts have not addressed that a loan generating almost *% negative amortization, undisclosed to a *-year-old debtor, might be considered predatory.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
- According to UCC *-*, an assignment that is not authenticated cannot be considered valid
evidence without direct testimony from the signatory. Consequently, payments should be made
to the original lender due to the lack of authentication of the transfer. Any payments made
otherwise would not fulfill the obligation under the note.
- Pursuant to Regulation F of the FDCPA and under Massachusetts Statutes, the note became
time-barred as of January *, *, six years after filing for liquidating bankruptcy.
- These factors alone evidence the lack of subject matter jurisdiction and fraud upon the court.
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can you polish this - Federal Rule of Bankruptcy Procedure *: Requires proof of claim to be accompanied
by documentation that supports the claim.
- In re Veal, * B.R. * (B.A.P. 9th Cir. *): An important case that discusses the
requirements for standing in bankruptcy court, including the need to show possession of
the promissory note.-Without these essential elements, once again the court has not established subject matter
jurisdiction.
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Federal Rule of Bankruptcy Procedure *: Requires proof of claim to be accompanied by supporting documentation.
In re Veal, * B.R. * (B.A.P. 9th Cir. *): Discusses the requirements for standing in bankruptcy court, including the need to show possession of the promissory note.
Subject Matter Jurisdiction: Without these essential elements, the court has not established subject matter jurisdiction.
Is there anything else you need help with regarding your case?
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Federal Rule of Bankruptcy Procedure *: Requires proof of claim to be accompanied by supporting documentation.
In re Veal, * B.R. * (B.A.P. 9th Cir. *): Discusses the requirements for standing in bankruptcy court, including the need to show possession of the promissory note.
Subject Matter Jurisdiction: Without these essential elements, the court has not established subject matter jurisdiction.
Is there anything else you need help with regarding your case?
- A disputed claim dealing with property rights should have been prosecuted as an
adversarial proceeding under * USC *. It must be heard by the District Court or the
Bankruptcy Court under * USC *(a) and *(e)(*), which grant district court’s
jurisdiction over bankruptcy cases and related proceedings.
- Sending this case back to the Western Housing Court instead of moving it to the District or
Bankruptcy Court is a clear violation of King*;s Constitutional 5th Amendment right to due
process.
- Once in bankruptcy, BNYMT was judicially estopped from filing a claim anywhere
without having submitting a proof of claim in bankruptcy court.
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Relevant Legal Points:
- Adversarial Proceeding: The property rights claim should be prosecuted under * USC *.
- Jurisdiction: District or Bankruptcy Court jurisdiction per * USC *(a) and *(e)(*).
- Due Process Violation: Sending the case back to the Western Housing Court violates the 5th Amendment.
- Judicial Estoppel: BNYMT cannot file a claim without submitting proof in bankruptcy court.
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- Adversarial Proceeding: The property rights claim should be prosecuted under * USC *.
- Jurisdiction: District or Bankruptcy Court jurisdiction per * USC *(a) and *(e)(*).
- Due Process Violation: Sending the case back to the Western Housing Court violates the 5th Amendment.
- Judicial Estoppel: BNYMT cannot file a claim without submitting proof in bankruptcy court.
Would you like any further assistance with your motion?
can you include this-A very straightforward case has escalated into an ongoing complex malicious
prosecution of an *- year-old victim. The primary issue in the Western Housing Court
was to determine if the claimant had a valid claim. A non-party to the mortgage contract
and promissory note, as a threshold matter, needed to provide authenticated evidence to
be recognized as a holder in due course with the right to foreclose.
The party has failed to:
- Validate the debt.
- Show any injury.
- Establish themselves as a creditor.
- Present the chain of title.
- Provide a negotiated instrument proving possession of the promissory note.
- Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) Article *: Governs negotiable instruments,
including promissory notes and the requirements for a party to be a holder in due course.
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Violations of the ComUnity Lending Loan Inc.’s Refinance Original Loan
- August *, *: ComUnity Lending Inc., under CWALT *-J7, issued bifurcated loans recorded in the Hampden County Registry of Deeds:
- First loan: $*,*
- Second loan: $*,*,*
- Total Package: $*,*,*, exceeding Longmeadow's appraisal of $*,*,* and nearby appraisals.
- Loan Qualification: The loan amounts exceeded the Kings' qualifications.
- Teaser Rate: Initial rate of $*,* escalated to $*,*, violating lending laws and setting the loans up for failure.
- Court Oversight: Courts have not addressed that a loan generating almost *% negative amortization, undisclosed to a *-year-old debtor, might be considered predatory.
- August *, *: ComUnity Lending Inc., under CWALT *-J7, issued bifurcated loans recorded in the Hampden County Registry of Deeds:
- First loan: $*,*
- Second loan: $*,*,*
- Total Package: $*,*,*, exceeding Longmeadow's appraisal of $*,*,* and nearby appraisals.
- Loan Qualification: The loan amounts exceeded the Kings' qualifications.
- Teaser Rate: Initial rate of $*,* escalated to $*,*, violating lending laws and setting the loans up for failure.
- Court Oversight: Courts have not addressed that a loan generating almost *% negative amortization, undisclosed to a *-year-old debtor, might be considered predatory.
Supporting Legal References
- Dodd-Frank Act: Prohibitions against actions contravening public policy.
- Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and Truth in Lending Act: Significant violations of these laws and King’s Constitutional Rights.
- Contract Law: Under Restatement of Contracts, §§ * and *, contracts involving illegal activities are unenforceable.
- Bankruptcy of CLI: Liquidating bankruptcy of ComUnity Lending Inc., with * DBAs.
- Dodd-Frank Act: Prohibitions against actions contravening public policy.
- Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and Truth in Lending Act: Significant violations of these laws and King’s Constitutional Rights.
- Contract Law: Under Restatement of Contracts, §§ * and *, contracts involving illegal activities are unenforceable.
- Bankruptcy of CLI: Liquidating bankruptcy of ComUnity Lending Inc., with * DBAs.
Additional Reference
- Reuters: “Bank of America in $*.* billion settlement over Countrywide loans” and similar articles on predatory lending practices to support the claim.
- Reuters: “Bank of America in $*.* billion settlement over Countrywide loans” and similar articles on predatory lending practices to support the claim.
Illegitimate Origination of Contracts
- Void Contracts: All contracts stemming from an illegitimate origination are void.
- Federal Law: Under the Restatement of Contracts, §§ * and *, a contract is unenforceable if it involves illegal activities.
- Bankruptcy of ComUnity Lending Inc. (CLI): CLI, the original refinance lender, filed for liquidating bankruptcy, having claimed * DBAs, starting January *, *, and terminating on November *, *.
- Lack of Authorization: No record from the Northern California Bankruptcy Court authorizing a sale, transfer, or assignment of the mortgage obligation, contrary to the purported assignment on December *, *.
- Payment Records: No records have been presented showing any payments on the mortgage since January *, *.
- Void Contracts: All contracts stemming from an illegitimate origination are void.
- Federal Law: Under the Restatement of Contracts, §§ * and *, a contract is unenforceable if it involves illegal activities.
- Bankruptcy of ComUnity Lending Inc. (CLI): CLI, the original refinance lender, filed for liquidating bankruptcy, having claimed * DBAs, starting January *, *, and terminating on November *, *.
- Lack of Authorization: No record from the Northern California Bankruptcy Court authorizing a sale, transfer, or assignment of the mortgage obligation, contrary to the purported assignment on December *, *.
- Payment Records: No records have been presented showing any payments on the mortgage since January *, *.
Additional Points
- UCC *-*: An assignment that is not authenticated cannot be considered valid evidence without direct testimony from the signatory.
- Regulation F of the FDCPA: The note became time-barred as of January *, *, six years after filing for liquidating bankruptcy.
- Subject Matter Jurisdiction: These factors alone evidence the lack of subject matter jurisdiction and fraud upon the court.
- Federal Rule of Bankruptcy Procedure *: Requires proof of claim to be accompanied by supporting documentation.
- In re Veal, * B.R. * (B.A.P. 9th Cir. *): Discusses the requirements for standing in bankruptcy court, including the need to show possession of the promissory note.
- Adversarial Proceeding: The property rights claim should be prosecuted under * USC *.
- Jurisdiction: District or Bankruptcy Court jurisdiction per * USC *(a) and *(e)(*).
- Due Process Violation: Sending the case back to the Western Housing Court violates the 5th Amendment.
- Judicial Estoppel: BNYMT cannot file a claim without submitting proof in bankruptcy court.
- UCC *-*: An assignment that is not authenticated cannot be considered valid evidence without direct testimony from the signatory.
- Regulation F of the FDCPA: The note became time-barred as of January *, *, six years after filing for liquidating bankruptcy.
- Subject Matter Jurisdiction: These factors alone evidence the lack of subject matter jurisdiction and fraud upon the court.
- Federal Rule of Bankruptcy Procedure *: Requires proof of claim to be accompanied by supporting documentation.
- In re Veal, * B.R. * (B.A.P. 9th Cir. *): Discusses the requirements for standing in bankruptcy court, including the need to show possession of the promissory note.
- Adversarial Proceeding: The property rights claim should be prosecuted under * USC *.
- Jurisdiction: District or Bankruptcy Court jurisdiction per * USC *(a) and *(e)(*).
- Due Process Violation: Sending the case back to the Western Housing Court violates the 5th Amendment.
- Judicial Estoppel: BNYMT cannot file a claim without submitting proof in bankruptcy court.
Straightforward Case Escalation
- Malicious Prosecution: A straightforward case has escalated into an ongoing complex malicious prosecution of an *-year-old victim.
- Primary Issue: The primary issue in the Western Housing Court was to determine if the claimant had a valid claim.
- Non-party to Mortgage: A non-party to the mortgage contract and promissory note needed to provide authenticated evidence to be recognized as a holder in due course with the right to foreclose.
- Failure to Validate: The party has failed to:
- Validate the debt.
- Show any injury.
- Establish themselves as a creditor.
- Present the chain of title.
- Provide a negotiated instrument proving possession of the promissory note.
- UCC Article *: Governs negotiable instruments, including promissory notes and the requirements for a party to be a holder in due course.
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- Malicious Prosecution: A straightforward case has escalated into an ongoing complex malicious prosecution of an *-year-old victim.
- Primary Issue: The primary issue in the Western Housing Court was to determine if the claimant had a valid claim.
- Non-party to Mortgage: A non-party to the mortgage contract and promissory note needed to provide authenticated evidence to be recognized as a holder in due course with the right to foreclose.
- Failure to Validate: The party has failed to:
- Validate the debt.
- Show any injury.
- Establish themselves as a creditor.
- Present the chain of title.
- Provide a negotiated instrument proving possession of the promissory note.
- UCC Article *: Governs negotiable instruments, including promissory notes and the requirements for a party to be a holder in due course.
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Alton is trying to support the court had no jurisdiction from the coplaint filing having no standing to the bankruptcy court returing the case to the housing court. are we saying it clearly here?
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Here’s a clearer version of the statement:
"Alton is arguing that the court had no jurisdiction due to the co-plaintiff's lack of standing, which led to the bankruptcy court improperly returning the case to the housing court."
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Here’s a clearer version of the statement:
"Alton is arguing that the court had no jurisdiction due to the co-plaintiff's lack of standing, which led to the bankruptcy court improperly returning the case to the housing court."
Would you like any additional assistance with your case?
can you know revise the additional points section to include jurisdictional arguments.
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Additional Points
- UCC *-*: An assignment that is not authenticated cannot be considered valid evidence without direct testimony from the signatory.
- Regulation F of the FDCPA: The note became time-barred as of January *, *, six years after filing for liquidating bankruptcy.
- Subject Matter Jurisdiction: These factors alone evidence the lack of subject matter jurisdiction and fraud upon the court.
- Federal Rule of Bankruptcy Procedure *: Requires proof of claim to be accompanied by supporting documentation.
- In re Veal, * B.R. * (B.A.P. 9th Cir. *): Discusses the requirements for standing in bankruptcy court, including the need to show possession of the promissory note.
- Adversarial Proceeding: The property rights claim should be prosecuted under * USC *.
- Jurisdiction: District or Bankruptcy Court jurisdiction per * USC *(a) and *(e)(*).
- Due Process Violation: Sending the case back to the Western Housing Court violates the 5th Amendment.
- Judicial Estoppel: BNYMT cannot file a claim without submitting proof in bankruptcy court.
- Jurisdictional Argument: Alton argues that the court had no jurisdiction due to the co-plaintiff's lack of standing, leading to the improper return of the case from bankruptcy court to housing court.
Would you like any further assistance with your case?
- UCC *-*: An assignment that is not authenticated cannot be considered valid evidence without direct testimony from the signatory.
- Regulation F of the FDCPA: The note became time-barred as of January *, *, six years after filing for liquidating bankruptcy.
- Subject Matter Jurisdiction: These factors alone evidence the lack of subject matter jurisdiction and fraud upon the court.
- Federal Rule of Bankruptcy Procedure *: Requires proof of claim to be accompanied by supporting documentation.
- In re Veal, * B.R. * (B.A.P. 9th Cir. *): Discusses the requirements for standing in bankruptcy court, including the need to show possession of the promissory note.
- Adversarial Proceeding: The property rights claim should be prosecuted under * USC *.
- Jurisdiction: District or Bankruptcy Court jurisdiction per * USC *(a) and *(e)(*).
- Due Process Violation: Sending the case back to the Western Housing Court violates the 5th Amendment.
- Judicial Estoppel: BNYMT cannot file a claim without submitting proof in bankruptcy court.
- Jurisdictional Argument: Alton argues that the court had no jurisdiction due to the co-plaintiff's lack of standing, leading to the improper return of the case from bankruptcy court to housing court.
Would you like any further assistance with your case?
should Alton be citing these bankrupct laws in this motion going to housing court-- Federal Rule of Bankruptcy Procedure *: Requires proof of claim to be accompanied by supporting documentation.
- In re Veal, * B.R. * (B.A.P. 9th Cir. *): Discusses the requirements for standing in bankruptcy court, including the need to show possession of the
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Yes, Alton should consider citing these bankruptcy laws in the motion for housing court, as they can provide strong support for the argument about the lack of jurisdiction and improper handling of the case.
Key Points to Include:
- Federal Rule of Bankruptcy Procedure *: Requires proof of claim to be accompanied by supporting documentation.
- In re Veal, * B.R. * (B.A.P. 9th Cir. *): Discusses the requirements for standing in bankruptcy court, including the need to show possession of the promissory note.
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Yes, Alton should consider citing these bankruptcy laws in the motion for housing court, as they can provide strong support for the argument about the lack of jurisdiction and improper handling of the case.
Key Points to Include:
- Federal Rule of Bankruptcy Procedure *: Requires proof of claim to be accompanied by supporting documentation.
- In re Veal, * B.R. * (B.A.P. 9th Cir. *): Discusses the requirements for standing in bankruptcy court, including the need to show possession of the promissory note.
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do we need to then state because these were violatiated housing court further doesnt have jurisdiction?
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Yes, you should state that because these bankruptcy laws were violated, the housing court does not have jurisdiction over the case. This strengthens your argument that the case was mishandled and should be moved to the appropriate court.
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Yes, you should state that because these bankruptcy laws were violated, the housing court does not have jurisdiction over the case. This strengthens your argument that the case was mishandled and should be moved to the appropriate court.
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is article three standing just for federal courts to adhere to
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Article III standing primarily applies to federal courts, but state courts often follow similar principles to determine if a party has the right to bring a case.
Is your current legal issue related to Article III standing, or do you have a different specific concern?
Article III standing primarily applies to federal courts, but state courts often follow similar principles to determine if a party has the right to bring a case.
Is your current legal issue related to Article III standing, or do you have a different specific concern?
so if a party didnt have standing in housing court how would you cute this allegation?
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If you're dealing with a situation where a party did not have standing in housing court, you could argue the following points:
- Lack of Standing: Emphasize that the party did not meet the necessary criteria to be a valid party in the case.
- Jurisdiction: Argue that without standing, the court did not have jurisdiction to hear the case.
- Relevant Case Law: Cite cases that support the principle that lack of standing deprives a court of jurisdiction.
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If you're dealing with a situation where a party did not have standing in housing court, you could argue the following points:
- Lack of Standing: Emphasize that the party did not meet the necessary criteria to be a valid party in the case.
- Jurisdiction: Argue that without standing, the court did not have jurisdiction to hear the case.
- Relevant Case Law: Cite cases that support the principle that lack of standing deprives a court of jurisdiction.
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