Bank Lien Appeal Strategy

Summary

If a trial judge voids a bank deed of trust lien and issues a judicial fiat releasing it, the bank should consider appealing both documents if it believes there were legal errors. The appeals court reversed the judgment but did not address the release. The bank dismissed its foreclosure claim, leaving the release unchallenged and recorded. Over four years have passed, complicating the challenge. Consult a legal professional for advice on potential actions.

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The bank challenged the judgment but not the release. The appeals court reversed and remanded the judgment but did not address the release. Once back in the trial court the bank dismissed it foreclosure claim but the release remained unchallenged and recorded in the property records and well over four years have passed to challenge it?
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