Foreclosure Defense Legal Insights

Summary

In Ohio, banks must produce the original promissory note to foreclose on a property. You can challenge the foreclosure if the original document is not provided. Banks typically lend depositors money, not their own, and the Federal Reserve Act governs their operations. The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) governs promissory notes and their enforcement. Consider filing a motion to dismiss if the bank cannot produce the original note and consult a foreclosure defense attorney for guidance.

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The bank filed complaint in foreclosure. They only produced a copy of the note not the original. According to the law banks can not lend their own money or extend their own credit. So they shouldn't have standing since they never loaned anything because that would be illegal. And according to law a promissory note is the equivalent to money so they were paid with the promissory note
It sounds like you have some concerns about the validity of the bank's foreclosure on your property. In Ohio, banks must follow specific procedures for foreclosure. Here are a couple of key points:
- Banks must prove they have the right to foreclose, which usually means producing the original promissory note.
- You can challenge the foreclosure if they haven't produced the original document.
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Got it, Taylor. It sounds like you have a valid concern regarding the foreclosure process.
You might want to consider the following steps:
- File a motion to dismiss the foreclosure if the bank cannot produce the original promissory note.
- Consult with a foreclosure defense attorney for further guidance.
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What are the laws that says banks can not lend their own money or extend their own credit
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Taylor, the concept that banks cannot lend their own money or extend their own credit stems from the legal principle that banks act as intermediaries between depositors and borrowers. Here are a couple of points:
- Banks typically lend out depositors' money, not their own.
- The Federal Reserve Act and other banking regulations govern how banks operate and extend credit.
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The promissory note they get is what they deposit they don't use other depositors money that's illegal
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Taylor, it seems like you're concerned with the legality of the bank's actions in your foreclosure case. Here are a few things to consider:
- The concept that banks lend out depositors' money is generally accepted, but specifics can vary.
- The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) governs promissory notes and their enforcement.
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