Polishing Legal Motion

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The legal motion challenges a fraudulent foreclosure and fabricated deed, citing violations of Massachusetts foreclosure laws and usury laws. It argues that the eviction is not moot due to new evidence of fraud, including testimony admitting to foreclosure violations. The motion emphasizes the need for judicial review to address unresolved legal issues and the lack of jurisdiction due to fraudulent actions.

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Sure thing! Here are some general tips to help make your Response to Opposition motion sound more legal:
- Use formal language and avoid contractions (e.g., "do not" instead of "don't").
- Start with a clear and concise introduction stating your position.
- Use headings and subheadings to organize your arguments.
- Cite relevant laws, cases, and statutes to support your points.
- Be direct and to the point in your arguments.
- Conclude with a strong summary of your main points and a request for relief.
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So can you revise this; REPLY BRIEF NOW COMES the Appellant, Karen Merritt, and submits this reply brief in response to the Appellee’s brief dated February *, * . Reply Argument: The Appeal is Not Moot Despite the Eviction *. Fraudulent Foreclosure and Fabricated Deed - The eviction was based on a foreclosure that did not comply with Massachusetts foreclosure laws under Chapter *, rendering it void as established in *U.S. Bank Nat'l Ass'n v. Ibanez*. - Godbout Law knowingly and willfully filed a fabricated deed based on a usurious interest rate of *%, which is illegal and void under state law. - Such fraudulent actions invalidate the appellee's claim to the property and all subsequent orders.

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REPLY BRIEF
NOW COMES the Appellant, Karen Merritt, and submits this reply brief in response to the Appellee’s brief dated February *, *.

- The Housing Court does not have subject matter jurisdiction over this matter due to the fraudulent actions committed by the appellee. The fraudulent deed voids all further orders. - This is not a "veiled" attempt to appeal substantive findings; it is a clear and transparent assertion that the fraudulent deed filed by the appellee invalidates their claim and the jurisdiction of the Housing Court. - Pursuant to Rule *(b) of the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure, which allows for relief from a judgment or order based on fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct, the fraudulent deed voids all further orders. - Under common law fraud principles, the fraudulent deed should be nullified, and all subsequent orders based on it should be voided. - Citing * U.S.C. § * for penalties associated with knowingly making fraudulent statements further supports the argument that the fraudulent deed invalidates all subsequent orders

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Id like to address what appellee is saying here as he is wrong becuase rule * b fraud on the court does give me a "path" back to justice. Additionally Appeals Court Decision Affirms Godbout Law Inc.'s Misapplication of Laws: On April *, *, in Re L & S Realty LLC (appellee) v. Karen Merritt (appellant) , the panel stated: "To the extent that the judge [Southeastern Housing Court] based the dismissal of the defendants' appeal from the judgment on their failure to pay interim use and occupancy under the prejudgment order, dismissal of the appeal was not an appropriate remedy. That prejudgment order warned that failure to make interim use and occupancy payments 'may result in the [d]efendants['] request for a jury trial being struck.' Nowhere did it state that the defendants' failure to pay interim use and occupancy could result in waiver of their right to

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It sounds like you're working on a significant and complex legal argument. Rule *(b) allows for relief from a judgment based on fraud, which can indeed provide a path back to justice. Here's a polished version of your argument:
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REPLY BRIEF
NOW COMES the Appellant, Karen Merritt, and submits this reply brief in response to the Appellee’s brief dated February *, *.
Reply Argument: The Appeal is Not Moot Despite the Eviction
*. Fraudulent Foreclosure and Fabricated Deed
- The eviction was based on a foreclosure that did not comply with Massachusetts foreclosure laws under Chapter *, rendering it void as established in *U.S. Bank Nat'l Ass'n v. Ibanez*.
- Godbout Law knowingly and willfully filed a fabricated deed based on an usurious interest rate of *%, which is illegal and void under state law.
- Such fraudulent actions invalidate the appellee's claim to the property and all subsequent orders.
- The Housing Court does not have subject matter jurisdiction over this matter due to the fraudulent actions committed by the appellee. The fraudulent deed voids all further orders.
- This is not a "veiled" attempt to appeal substantive findings; it is a clear and transparent assertion that the fraudulent deed filed by the appellee invalidates their claim and the jurisdiction of the Housing Court.
- Pursuant to Rule *(b) of the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure, which allows for relief from a judgment or order based on fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct, the fraudulent deed voids all further orders.
- Under common law fraud principles, the fraudulent deed should be nullified, and all subsequent orders based on it should be voided.
- Citing * U.S.C. § * for penalties associated with knowingly making fraudulent statements further supports the argument that the fraudulent deed invalidates all subsequent orders.
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appeal from any judgment. Cf. CMJ Mgt. Co. v. Wilkerson, * Mass.App. Ct. *, *, * N.E.3d * (*) (striking jury demand for failure to comply with pretrial order 'must be approached with caution')."Violation of Constitutional Rights Moreover, once judgment entered, the outstanding amounts the defendants owed for use and occupancy were incorporated into the final judgment and the appeal bond order. As highlighted by the Appeals Court, they have repeatedly engaged in the practice of dismissing claims without considering new, substantive evidence of fraud. None of these claims negate the elements required to establish fraud on the court.

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Under Rule *(b)(*), relief is granted for any reason justifying relief from the operation of the judgment, particularly in extraordinary circumstances. Appellant have met these requirements by providing new evidence of fraudulent foreclosure, criminal usury, and denial of due process, which have already been proven and are not disputed by counsel and co-conspirators. The intentional plan to deceive the court, the ongoing scheme, as highlighted by the Appeals Court, demonstrates a continuous effort to obstruct justice. This includes filing a fraudulent foreclosure deed in *, claiming ownership of the subject property while committing loansharking activities. These actions interfere with the judicial system's ability to impartially adjudicate this case by improperly influencing the trier or unfairly hampering the presentation of the opposing party's claim or defense allThe Single Justice did not err in its denial of Defendant Merritt’s Emergency Motion to Stay

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Execution of Eviction Proceedings. Defendant Merritt’s appeal of the judgment in the Housing Court had been dismissed due to her failure to pay use and occupancy and an appeal bond, (which i did not owe according to the Appeals court and she had not filed a notice of appeal of that dismissal within thirty (*) days. As a result, Defendant Merritt cannot appeal the underlying judgment in the Housing Court and has no path to overturning the underlying judgment. Therefore, the Single Justice was correct in finding that Defendant Merritt had no likelihood of success on the merits.

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It seems like you’re dealing with a complex eviction and appeal case involving potential fraud and misapplication of laws. Here’s some information that might be useful:
- Rule *(b) of the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure allows for relief from a judgment based on fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct.
- Chapter *: Massachusetts foreclosure laws.
- * U.S.C. § *: Penalties for fraudulent statements.
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please revise my motion to response first to address his oppsotion specifically that i have no path to address the substantive claims and the use and occuoancy which the appeal court affirmed that I did not owe.

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Here's a polished version of your motion addressing the opposition's claim:
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REPLY BRIEF
NOW COMES the Appellant, Karen Merritt, and submits this reply brief in response to the Appellee’s brief dated February *, *.

Reply Argument: The Appeal is Not Moot Despite the Eviction
*. Fraudulent Foreclosure and Fabricated Deed
- The eviction was based on a foreclosure that did not comply with Massachusetts foreclosure laws under Chapter *, rendering it void as established in *U.S. Bank Nat'l Ass'n v. Ibanez*.
- Godbout Law knowingly and willfully filed a fabricated deed based on an usurious interest rate of *%, which is illegal and void under state law.
- Such fraudulent actions invalidate the appellee's claim to the property and all subsequent orders.
- The Housing Court does not have subject matter jurisdiction over this matter due to the fraudulent actions committed by the appellee. The fraudulent deed voids all further orders.
- This is not a "veiled" attempt to appeal substantive findings; it is a clear and transparent assertion that the fraudulent deed filed by the appellee invalidates their claim and the jurisdiction of the Housing Court.
- Pursuant to Rule *(b) of the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure, which allows for relief from a judgment or order based on fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct, the fraudulent deed voids all further orders.
- Under common law fraud principles, the fraudulent deed should be nullified, and all subsequent orders based on it should be voided.
- Citing * U.S.C. § * for penalties associated with knowingly making fraudulent statements further supports the argument that the fraudulent deed invalidates all subsequent orders.

Appeals Court Decision Affirms Misapplication of Laws
- On April *, *, in *L & S Realty LLC (appellee) v. Karen Merritt (appellant)*, the Appeals Court stated:
"To the extent that the judge [Southeastern Housing Court] based the dismissal of the defendants' appeal from the judgment on their failure to pay interim use and occupancy under the prejudgment order, dismissal of the appeal was not an appropriate remedy. That prejudgment order warned that failure to make interim use and occupancy payments 'may result in the [d]efendants['] request for a jury trial being struck.' Nowhere did it state that the defendants' failure to pay interim use and occupancy could result in waiver of their right to appeal from any judgment. Cf. CMJ Mgt. Co. v. Wilkerson, * Mass.App. Ct. *, *, * N.E.3d * (*) (striking jury demand for failure to comply with pretrial order 'must be approached with caution')."
- Violation of Constitutional Rights
- The Housing Court's judgment, which incorporated the use and occupancy amounts, was dismissed without considering new, substantive evidence of fraud.
- The Appeals Court has repeatedly noted the pattern of dismissing claims without addressing the essential elements required to establish fraud on the court.

Relief Under Rule *(b)(*)
- Rule *(b)(*) grants relief for any reason justifying relief from the operation of the judgment, particularly in extraordinary circumstances.
- Appellant has met these requirements by providing new evidence of fraudulent foreclosure, criminal usury, and denial of due process, which have already been proven and are not disputed by counsel and co-conspirators.
- The intentional plan to deceive the court, as highlighted by the Appeals Court, demonstrates a continuous effort to obstruct justice, including filing a fraudulent foreclosure deed and engaging in loansharking activities.
The Appellant respectfully requests that this court grant relief from the judgment based on the fraudulent actions and misapplication of laws that have impeded a fair and impartial adjudication of this case.
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please send withiut the borderline

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REPLY BRIEF
NOW COMES the Appellant, Karen Merritt, and submits this reply brief in response to the Appellee’s brief dated February *, *.
Reply Argument: The Appeal is Not Moot Despite the Eviction
*. Fraudulent Foreclosure and Fabricated Deed
- The eviction was based on a foreclosure that did not comply with Massachusetts foreclosure laws under Chapter *, rendering it void as established in *U.S. Bank Nat'l Ass'n v. Ibanez*.
- Godbout Law knowingly and willfully filed a fabricated deed based on an usurious interest rate of *%, which is illegal and void under state law.
- Such fraudulent actions invalidate the appellee's claim to the property and all subsequent orders.
- The Housing Court does not have subject matter jurisdiction over this matter due to the fraudulent actions committed by the appellee. The fraudulent deed voids all further orders.
- This is not a "veiled" attempt to appeal substantive findings; it is a clear and transparent assertion that the fraudulent deed filed by the appellee invalidates their claim and the jurisdiction of the Housing Court.
- Pursuant to Rule *(b) of the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure, which allows for relief from a judgment or order based on fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct, the fraudulent deed voids all further orders.
- Under common law fraud principles, the fraudulent deed should be nullified, and all subsequent orders based on it should be voided.
- Citing * U.S.C. § * for penalties associated with knowingly making fraudulent statements further supports the argument that the fraudulent deed invalidates all subsequent orders.
Appeals Court Decision Affirms Misapplication of Laws
- On April *, *, in *L & S Realty LLC (appellee) v. Karen Merritt (appellant)*, the Appeals Court stated:
"To the extent that the judge [Southeastern Housing Court] based the dismissal of the defendants' appeal from the judgment on their failure to pay interim use and occupancy under the prejudgment order, dismissal of the appeal was not an appropriate remedy. That prejudgment order warned that failure to make interim use and occupancy payments 'may result in the [d]efendants['] request for a jury trial being struck.' Nowhere did it state that the defendants' failure to pay interim use and occupancy could result in waiver of their right to appeal from any judgment. Cf. CMJ Mgt. Co. v. Wilkerson, * Mass.App. Ct. *, *, * N.E.3d * (*) (striking jury demand for failure to comply with pretrial order 'must be approached with caution')."
Violation of Constitutional Rights
- The Housing Court's judgment, which incorporated the use and occupancy amounts, was dismissed without considering new, substantive evidence of fraud.
- The Appeals Court has repeatedly noted the pattern of dismissing claims without addressing the essential elements required to establish fraud on the court.
Relief Under Rule *(b)(*)
- Rule *(b)(*) grants relief for any reason justifying relief from the operation of the judgment, particularly in extraordinary circumstances.
- Appellant has met these requirements by providing new evidence of fraudulent foreclosure, criminal usury, and denial of due process, which have already been proven and are not disputed by counsel and co-conspirators.
- The intentional plan to deceive the court, as highlighted by the Appeals Court, demonstrates a continuous effort to obstruct justice, including filing a fraudulent foreclosure deed and engaging in loansharking activities.
The Appellant respectfully requests that this court grant relief from the judgment based on the fraudulent actions and misapplication of laws that have impeded a fair and impartial adjudication of this case.
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please revise Moreover, once judgment entered, the outstanding amounts the defendants owed for use and occupancy were incorporated into the final judgment and the appeal bond order.Therefore, the housing court striking my jury trial was indeed a violation of my constitutional rights to due process. Furthermore, Godbout Law Inc. argued that the Housing Court judge properly dismissed the defendants' appeal from the judgment on the basis that their notice of appeal was untimely. This argument was found unavailing by the Appeals Court. Invalid Arguments by Godbout Law Inc.

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Moreover, once judgment was entered, the outstanding amounts the defendants owed for use and occupancy were incorporated into the final judgment and the appeal bond order. Therefore, the Housing Court's striking of my jury trial was a violation of my constitutional right to due process.
Furthermore, Godbout Law Inc. argued that the Housing Court judge properly dismissed the defendants' appeal from the judgment on the basis that their notice of appeal was untimely. This argument was found unavailing by the Appeals Court.
Invalid Arguments by Godbout Law Inc.
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The Appeals Court was not persuaded by Godbout Law Inc.'s argument that the defendants' November *, *, notice of appeal was two days premature because the judge did not rule on Godbout Law Inc.'s motion to amend the judgment and issue a corrected judgment until November *, *. The Appeals Court found that dismissal of the appeal based on failure to pay interim use and occupancy under the prejudgment order was not appropriate. The plaintiff misplaced its reliance on cases where appeals were dismissed for failure to pay use and occupancy orders in a final judgment or appeal bond order. This argument is a misapplication of the law. Godbout Law Inc.’s reliance on claims where fraud on the court claims were dismissed due to alleged thorough adjudication is a misapplication of the law because thorough adjudication does not preclude addressing new evidence of fraud.

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Your argument is shaping up well with strong legal points. Here’s a revised version incorporating your latest details:
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REPLY BRIEF
NOW COMES the Appellant, Karen Merritt, and submits this reply brief in response to the Appellee’s brief dated February *, *.
Reply Argument: The Appeal is Not Moot Despite the Eviction
*. Fraudulent Foreclosure and Fabricated Deed
- The eviction was based on a foreclosure that did not comply with Massachusetts foreclosure laws under Chapter *, rendering it void as established in *U.S. Bank Nat'l Ass'n v. Ibanez*.
- Godbout Law knowingly and willfully filed a fabricated deed based on an usurious interest rate of *%, which is illegal and void under state law.
- Such fraudulent actions invalidate the appellee's claim to the property and all subsequent orders.
- The Housing Court does not have subject matter jurisdiction over this matter due to the fraudulent actions committed by the appellee. The fraudulent deed voids all further orders.
- This is not a "veiled" attempt to appeal substantive findings; it is a clear and transparent assertion that the fraudulent deed filed by the appellee invalidates their claim and the jurisdiction of the Housing Court.
- Pursuant to Rule *(b) of the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure, which allows for relief from a judgment or order based on fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct, the fraudulent deed voids all further orders.
- Under common law fraud principles, the fraudulent deed should be nullified, and all subsequent orders based on it should be voided.
- Citing * U.S.C. § * for penalties associated with knowingly making fraudulent statements further supports the argument that the fraudulent deed invalidates all subsequent orders.
Appeals Court Decision Affirms Misapplication of Laws
- On April *, *, in *L & S Realty LLC (appellee) v. Karen Merritt (appellant)*, the Appeals Court stated:
- "To the extent that the judge [Southeastern Housing Court] based the dismissal of the defendants' appeal from the judgment on their failure to pay interim use and occupancy under the prejudgment order, dismissal of the appeal was not an appropriate remedy. That prejudgment order warned that failure to make interim use and occupancy payments 'may result in the [d]efendants['] request for a jury trial being struck.' Nowhere did it state that the defendants' failure to pay interim use and occupancy could result in waiver of their right to appeal from any judgment. Cf. CMJ Mgt. Co. v. Wilkerson, * Mass.App. Ct. *, *, * N.E.3d * (*) (striking jury demand for failure to comply with pretrial order 'must be approached with caution')."
Violation of Constitutional Rights
- The Housing Court's judgment, which incorporated the use and occupancy amounts, was dismissed without considering new, substantive evidence of fraud.
- The Appeals Court has repeatedly noted the pattern of dismissing claims without addressing the essential elements required to establish fraud on the court.
Relief Under Rule *(b)(*)
- Rule *(b)(*) grants relief for any reason justifying relief from the operation of the judgment, particularly in extraordinary circumstances.
- Appellant has met these requirements by providing new evidence of fraudulent foreclosure, criminal usury, and denial of due process, which have already been proven and are not disputed by counsel and co-conspirators.
- The intentional plan to deceive the court, as highlighted by the Appeals Court, demonstrates a continuous effort to obstruct justice, including filing a fraudulent foreclosure deed and engaging in loansharking activities.
The Appellant respectfully requests that this court grant relief from the judgment based on the fraudulent actions and misapplication of laws that have impeded a fair and impartial adjudication of this case.
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please send without the borderline

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REPLY BRIEF
NOW COMES the Appellant, Karen Merritt, and submits this reply brief in response to the Appellee’s brief dated February *, *.
Reply Argument: The Appeal is Not Moot Despite the Eviction
*. Fraudulent Foreclosure and Fabricated Deed
- The eviction was based on a foreclosure that did not comply with Massachusetts foreclosure laws under Chapter *, rendering it void as established in *U.S. Bank Nat'l Ass'n v. Ibanez*.
- Godbout Law knowingly and willfully filed a fabricated deed based on an usurious interest rate of *%, which is illegal and void under state law.
- Such fraudulent actions invalidate the appellee's claim to the property and all subsequent orders.
- The Housing Court does not have subject matter jurisdiction over this matter due to the fraudulent actions committed by the appellee. The fraudulent deed voids all further orders.
- This is not a "veiled" attempt to appeal substantive findings; it is a clear and transparent assertion that the fraudulent deed filed by the appellee invalidates their claim and the jurisdiction of the Housing Court.
- Pursuant to Rule *(b) of the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure, which allows for relief from a judgment or order based on fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct, the fraudulent deed voids all further orders.
- Under common law fraud principles, the fraudulent deed should be nullified, and all subsequent orders based on it should be voided.
- Citing * U.S.C. § * for penalties associated with knowingly making fraudulent statements further supports the argument that the fraudulent deed invalidates all subsequent orders.
Appeals Court Decision Affirms Misapplication of Laws
- On April *, *, in *L & S Realty LLC (appellee) v. Karen Merritt (appellant)*, the Appeals Court stated:
- "To the extent that the judge [Southeastern Housing Court] based the dismissal of the defendants' appeal from the judgment on their failure to pay interim use and occupancy under the prejudgment order, dismissal of the appeal was not an appropriate remedy. That prejudgment order warned that failure to make interim use and occupancy payments 'may result in the [d]efendants['] request for a jury trial being struck.' Nowhere did it state that the defendants' failure to pay interim use and occupancy could result in waiver of their right to appeal from any judgment. Cf. CMJ Mgt. Co. v. Wilkerson, * Mass.App. Ct. *, *, * N.E.3d * (*) (striking jury demand for failure to comply with pretrial order 'must be approached with caution')."
Violation of Constitutional Rights
- The Housing Court's judgment, which incorporated the use and occupancy amounts, was dismissed without considering new, substantive evidence of fraud.
- The Appeals Court has repeatedly noted the pattern of dismissing claims without addressing the essential elements required to establish fraud on the court.
Relief Under Rule *(b)(*)
- Rule *(b)(*) grants relief for any reason justifying relief from the operation of the judgment, particularly in extraordinary circumstances.
- Appellant has met these requirements by providing new evidence of fraudulent foreclosure, criminal usury, and denial of due process, which have already been proven and are not disputed by counsel and co-conspirators.
- The intentional plan to deceive the court, as highlighted by the Appeals Court, demonstrates a continuous effort to obstruct justice, including filing a fraudulent foreclosure deed and engaging in loansharking activities.
The Appellant respectfully requests that this court grant relief from the judgment based on the fraudulent actions and misapplication of laws that have impeded a fair and impartial adjudication of this case.
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Can we discuss to strick the objection based on fraud?

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Instead of a reply argument can i move to dismiss objection?

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It's possible to move to dismiss an objection based on fraud. Here are some points to consider:
- File a motion to dismiss citing Rule *(b) for relief from the judgment due to fraud.
- Provide evidence of the fraudulent actions that justify the dismissal.
- Clearly state how the fraudulent actions affected the case and its outcomes.
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Here is my evidence:*. Exhibit A: Default Letter by Luke Travis, including usury violation. *. Exhibit B: August *, *, complaint filed by Blake Godbout and appellee to Southeast Housing Court seeking a declaratory judgment that appellee are the owners via a foreclosure on appellant's home. *. Exhibit C: Fabricated foreclosure deed filed into court by Blake Godbout. *. Exhibit D: October *, *, Order from the Court declaring the appellee as the owner of the appellant's home via foreclosure. *. Exhibit E: Testimony from the alleged private lender admitting to foreclosure violations.

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Do you think I should just file a reply motion or motion to dismiss based on fruad?

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It seems both options could be valid based on the evidence you have. Here are some points to consider:
- Reply Motion: This will address the opposition's claims directly and provide a detailed argument explaining why their claims are invalid.
- Motion to Dismiss: This focuses on dismissing the case based on the fraudulent actions and the substantial evidence you have.
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I think the reply motion is better. But I seek to revise. Mr. fiegel states, "This action arises out of a post foreclosure summary process complaint filed by L&S Realty LLC (“L&S Realty”) for possession of * Brayton Woods Drive, Rehoboth, Massachusetts, against Karen Merritt, James Cronan, Charles Cronan, Molly Cronan, and Joseph Cronan (the “Defendants”)*. Plaintiff’s Record Appendix “PRA” *. On September *, *, after extensive litigation, including an action for contempt based on the Defendants’ failure to pay use and occupancy, L&S Realty prevailed at summary judgment. PRA *." These are false statements. Mr. Fiegel is allegeding that his firm filing a lawsuit in Southeast housing Court in *, Verified Complaint for Declaratory Judgment and injunctive Relief, stating under Fact point *, " On or about December *, *, L &

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S Realty ...is now the sole record owner on the [Appelant's] property", was soley related to routine litigation activity. Howver the Godbout Law Inc was actively particpating in crime with his clients appellee to file the fabricted deed. Immiideietly upon its filing the next order by the court wherby the honrable Judge michaud stated, october *, * , Ruling and Orders... staed, " The Pentioner is the owner of the premises...via a foreclsure sale December *, *. Thus the court relied on the fabricated deed as true and genuine and it directly lead to Appellant's home seize on October * *, causing ireiparable harm to Appellant. Additionaly casuing harm to the public by undermining the integrity of the legal system, eroding trust in the judicial process, as

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it indicates that the court system can be manipulated by deceitful tactics, which can discourage people from seeking justice and damage the public's confidence in the legal system's ability to deliver fair results. In keeping the single justice's decison to deny Appelant's emergency stay was manipulated by the farud on the court. Mr . Fiegel is still engaging in such activity now trying to infect the full panel's decion making process.

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can you rewrite it please polish it to ne morecosnise.

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please revise and i will send you my onfromation as you already have it.

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Mr. Fiegel states, "This action arises out of a post-foreclosure summary process complaint filed by L&S Realty LLC (“L&S Realty”) for possession of * Brayton Woods Drive, Rehoboth, Massachusetts, against Karen Merritt, James Cronan, Charles Cronan, Molly Cronan, and Joseph Cronan (the “Defendants”). On September *, *, after extensive litigation, including an action for contempt based on the Defendants’ failure to pay use and occupancy, L&S Realty prevailed at summary judgment."
These are false statements. Mr. Fiegel alleges that his firm filed a lawsuit in Southeast Housing Court in *, a Verified Complaint for Declaratory Judgment and Injunctive Relief, claiming under Fact point *, "On or about December *, *, L&S Realty ...is now the sole record owner of the [Appellant's] property," as routine litigation activity. However, Godbout Law Inc. was actively participating in a crime with his clients, the appellee, to file the fabricated deed.
Immediately upon its filing, the next order by the court, issued by the Honorable Judge Michaud on October *, *, stated, "The Petitioner is the owner of the premises...via a foreclosure sale on December *, *." Thus, the court relied on the fabricated deed as true and genuine, directly leading to the seizure of the Appellant's home on October *, *, causing irreparable harm to the Appellant.
Additionally, this deceit caused harm to the public by undermining the integrity of the legal system, eroding trust in the judicial process, and indicating that the court system can be manipulated by deceitful tactics. This discourages people from seeking justice and damages the public's confidence in the legal system's ability to deliver fair results. The single justice's decision to deny the Appellant's emergency stay was manipulated by the fraud on the court. Mr. Fiegel is still engaging in such activity, now trying to influence the full panel's decision-making process.
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Could you give me what I woild write in a footnote for these two cases. Additionally update my information so that you can use it to referr to lawyers- In *Ibanez*, the court held that foreclosures not conducted in strict compliance with statutory requirements are void. Recognizing and validating subsequent orders based on such a void foreclosure would amount to laundering the foreclosure, as reaffirmed in *Bevilacqua*.AI SUMMARY Name: Karen Merritt Email: karen.hgm@aol.com Phone: *-*-* Zipcode: * Karen Merritt Phone: *-*-* Zipcode: * Email: karen.hgm@aol.com

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- "See *U.S. Bank Nat'l Ass'n v. Ibanez*, * Mass. * (*) (holding that foreclosures not conducted in strict compliance with statutory requirements are void)."
*. Bevilacqua Case Footnote:
- "See *Bevilacqua v. Rodriguez*, * Mass. * (*) (reaffirming that recognizing and validating subsequent orders based on such a void foreclosure would amount to laundering the foreclosure)."
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Reason: Under the RICO Act, * U.S.C. § *, I believe that I could possibly have a RICO claim. Around *, my two businesses, one being a display manufacturing company and the other owning a valuable commercial building, became involved in money laundering, loan sharking, extortion, mail fraud, embezzlement, and bankruptcy fraud. They now have title to not only the commercial building but also my former wife's two properties. Under section *(a)(b)(c), I have evidence to support my claims. The pattern of racketeering was also infiltrated by my trusted CPA and continuing.

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Is this the right way to write the introduction- Motion Response To Opposition NOW COMES the Appellant, Karen Merritt, and submits this Motion Response To Opposition to the Appellee’s brief dated February *, * . Mr. Fiegel states, "This action arises out of a post-foreclosure summary process complaint filed by L&S Realty LLC (“L&S Realty”) for possession of * Brayton Woods Drive, Rehoboth, Massachusetts, against Karen Merritt, James Cronan, Charles Cronan, Molly Cronan, and Joseph Cronan (the “Defendants”). On September *, *, after extensive litigation, including an action for contempt based on the Defendants’ failure to pay use and occupancy, L&S Realty prevailed at summary judgment."

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MOTION RESPONSE TO OPPOSITION
NOW COMES the Appellant, Karen Merritt, and submits this Motion Response to the Appellee’s brief dated February *, *.
Mr. Fiegel states, "This action arises out of a post-foreclosure summary process complaint filed by L&S Realty LLC (“L&S Realty”) for possession of * Brayton Woods Drive, Rehoboth, Massachusetts, against Karen Merritt, James Cronan, Charles Cronan, Molly Cronan, and Joseph Cronan (the “Defendants”). On September *, *, after extensive litigation, including an action for contempt based on the Defendants’ failure to pay use and occupancy, L&S Realty prevailed at summary judgment."
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please polishThese are false statements. Mr. Fiegel alleges that his firm filed a lawsuit in Southeast Housing Court in *, Verified Complaint for Declaratory Judgment and Injunctive Relief, claiming under Fact point *, "On or about December *, *, L&S Realty ...is now the sole record owner of the [Appellant's] property," as routine litigation activity. However, Godbout Law Inc. was actively participating in a crime with his clients, the appellee, to file the fabricated deed and infect the Southeast Housing court. It worked.

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These statements are false. Mr. Fiegel alleges that his firm filed a lawsuit in Southeast Housing Court in *, a Verified Complaint for Declaratory Judgment and Injunctive Relief, claiming under Fact point *, "On or about December *, *, L&S Realty is now the sole record owner of the [Appellant's] property," as routine litigation activity. However, Godbout Law Inc. was actively participating in a crime with his clients, the appellee, to file the fabricated deed and influence the Southeast Housing Court. This manipulation succeeded.
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Immediately upon its filing, the next order by the court, issued by the Honorable Judge Michaud on October *, *, stated, "The Petitioner is the owner of the premises...via a foreclosure sale on December *, *." Thus, the court relied on the fabricated deed as true and genuine, directly leading to what Mr. Fiegel proudly states, the “prevailed at summary judgement” and subsequent home seizure on October *, *, causing irreparable harm to the Appellant.

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Immediately upon its filing, the next order by the court, issued by the Honorable Judge Michaud on October *, *, stated, "The Petitioner is the owner of the premises...via a foreclosure sale on December *, *." Thus, the court relied on the fabricated deed as true and genuine, directly leading to what Mr. Fiegel proudly states as “prevailed at summary judgment” and the subsequent home seizure on October *, *, causing irreparable harm to the Appellant.
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Additionally, this deceit caused harm to the public by undermining the integrity of the legal system, eroding trust in the judicial process, and indicating that the court system can be manipulated by deceitful tactics. This discourages people from seeking justice and damages the public's confidence in the legal system's ability to deliver fair results. The single justice's decision to deny the Appellant's emergency stay in this case was one such example as he was manipulated by the fraud on the court. Mr. Fiegel is still engaging in such activity, now trying to influence the full panel's decision-making process with its opposition based on fraud .

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Immediately upon its filing, the next order by the court, issued by the Honorable Judge Michaud on October *, *, stated, "The Petitioner is the owner of the premises...via a foreclosure sale on December *, *." Thus, the court relied on the fabricated deed as true and genuine, directly leading to what Mr. Fiegel proudly states as “prevailed at summary judgment” and the subsequent home seizure on October *, *, causing irreparable harm to the Appellant.
Additionally, this deceit caused harm to the public by undermining the integrity of the legal system, eroding trust in the judicial process, and indicating that the court system can be manipulated by deceitful tactics. This discourages people from seeking justice and damages the public's confidence in the legal system's ability to deliver fair results. The single justice's decision to deny the Appellant's emergency stay in this case was one such example, as it was manipulated by the fraud on the court. Mr. Fiegel is still engaging in such activity, now trying to influence the full panel's decision-making process with its opposition based on fraud.
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Please polish-mr. Fiegel further states " An Appeal Bond hearing was held December *, *, and an Appeal Bond Order was issued on December *, *. PRA *. By January *, *, the Defendants had not paid use and occupancy under the standing order for use and occupancy or the Appeal Bond Order, and L&S Realty filed a Second Motion to Strike Appeal. PRA *. Howver what mr. fiegel ommits from this Court: On April *, *, in Re L & S Realty LLC {appellee] v. Karen Merritt [appellant}, the panel stated: "To the extent that the judge [Southeastern Housing Court] based the dismissal of the defendants' appeal from the judgment on their failure to pay interim use and occupancy under the prejudgment order, dismissal of the appeal was not an appropriate remedy. That prejudgment order warned that failure to make interim use and occupancy payments 'may .

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Mr. Fiegel further states, "An Appeal Bond hearing was held on December *, *, and an Appeal Bond Order was issued on December *, * (PRA *). By January *, *, the Defendants had not paid use and occupancy under the standing order for use and occupancy or the Appeal Bond Order, and L&S Realty filed a Second Motion to Strike Appeal (PRA *)."
However, Mr. Fiegel omits from this Court that on April *, *, in *L & S Realty LLC (appellee) v. Karen Merritt (appellant)*, the panel stated:
"To the extent that the judge [Southeastern Housing Court] based the dismissal of the defendants' appeal from the judgment on their failure to pay interim use and occupancy under the prejudgment order, dismissal of the appeal was not an appropriate remedy. That prejudgment order warned that failure to make interim use and occupancy payments 'may result in the defendants' request for a jury trial being struck.' Nowhere did it state that the defendants' failure to pay interim use and occupancy could result in waiver of their right to appeal from any judgment. Cf. *CMJ Mgt. Co. v. Wilkerson*, * Mass. App. Ct. *, *, * N.E.3d * (*) (striking jury demand for failure to comply with pretrial order 'must be approached with caution')."
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result in the [d]efendants['] request for a jury trial being struck.' Nowhere did it state that the defendants' failure to pay interim use and occupancy could result in waiver of their right to appeal from any judgment. Cf. CMJ Mgt. Co. v. Wilkerson, * Mass.App. Ct. *, *, * N.E.3d * (*) (striking jury demand for failure to comply with pretrial order 'must be approached with caution')."Moreover, once judgment entered, the outstanding amounts the defendants owed for use and occupancy were incorporated into the final judgment and the appeal bond order." Additionally Appellant Motion to Wiave the Appeal Bond order under the Indignet Court Cost Law . It was denied

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Mr. Fiegel further states, "An Appeal Bond hearing was held on December *, *, and an Appeal Bond Order was issued on December *, *. By January *, *, the Defendants had not paid use and occupancy under the standing order for use and occupancy or the Appeal Bond Order, and L&S Realty filed a Second Motion to Strike Appeal."
However, what Mr. Fiegel omits from this Court: On April *, *, in *L & S Realty LLC [appellee] v. Karen Merritt [appellant]*, the panel stated:
"To the extent that the judge [Southeastern Housing Court] based the dismissal of the defendants' appeal from the judgment on their failure to pay interim use and occupancy under the prejudgment order, dismissal of the appeal was not an appropriate remedy. That prejudgment order warned that failure to make interim use and occupancy payments 'may result in the [d]efendants['] request for a jury trial being struck.' Nowhere did it state that the defendants' failure to pay interim use and occupancy could result in waiver of their right to appeal from any judgment. Cf. *CMJ Mgt. Co. v. Wilkerson*, * Mass.App. Ct. *, *, * N.E.3d * (*) (striking jury demand for failure to comply with pretrial order 'must be approached with caution')."
Moreover, once judgment entered, the outstanding amounts the defendants owed for use and occupancy were incorporated into the final judgment and the appeal bond order. Additionally, Appellant's Motion to Waive the Appeal Bond order under the Indigent Court Cost Law was denied.
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can you add the chapter: Additionally, Appellant's Motion to Waive the Appeal Bond order under the Indigent Court Cost Law was denied. This stautes provides three remedies for which deniel is not one, meaning Appellant was recognized by the Court as indigent and therby should niot have been subject to an unaffordable appeal bond. Notiwthstanding one based on fruad .

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Mr. Fiegel further states, "An Appeal Bond hearing was held on December *, *, and an Appeal Bond Order was issued on December *, *. By January *, *, the Defendants had not paid use and occupancy under the standing order for use and occupancy or the Appeal Bond Order, and L&S Realty filed a Second Motion to Strike Appeal."
However, what Mr. Fiegel omits from this Court: On April *, *, in *L & S Realty LLC [appellee] v. Karen Merritt [appellant]*, the panel stated:
"To the extent that the judge [Southeastern Housing Court] based the dismissal of the defendants' appeal from the judgment on their failure to pay interim use and occupancy under the prejudgment order, dismissal of the appeal was not an appropriate remedy. That prejudgment order warned that failure to make interim use and occupancy payments 'may result in the defendants' request for a jury trial being struck.' Nowhere did it state that the defendants' failure to pay interim use and occupancy could result in waiver of their right to appeal from any judgment. Cf. *CMJ Mgt. Co. v. Wilkerson*, * Mass.App. Ct. *, *, * N.E.3d * (*) (striking jury demand for failure to comply with pretrial order 'must be approached with caution')."
Moreover, once judgment entered, the outstanding amounts the defendants owed for use and occupancy were incorporated into the final judgment and the appeal bond order. Additionally, Appellant's Motion to Waive the Appeal Bond order under the Indigent Court Cost Law was denied. This statute provides three remedies, for which denial is not one, meaning Appellant was recognized by the Court as indigent and thereby should not have been subject to an unaffordable appeal bond.
Notwithstanding one based on fraud, the intentional and fraudulent actions of the appellee have directly led to the irreparable harm of the appellant. This deceit not only caused harm to the appellant but also undermined the integrity of the legal system, eroded trust in the judicial process, and indicated that the court system can be manipulated by deceitful tactics. This discourages people from seeking justice and damages the public's confidence in the legal system's ability to deliver fair results. The single justice's decision to deny the Appellant's emergency stay in this case was one such example, as it was manipulated by the fraud on the court. Mr. Fiegel is still engaging in such activity, now trying to influence the full panel's decision-making process with its opposition based on fraud.
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Is this sentence "key Points' to list sections * thru * or so higlighting key points in more of an outline formatt vs full bodied paragrahs? Mr. Fiegel is still engaging in such activity, now trying to influence the full panel's decision-making process with its opposition based on fraud. Here follows key points: *. Fraudulent Foreclosure and Fabricated Deed - The eviction was based on a foreclosure that did not comply with Massachusetts foreclosure laws under Chapter *, rendering it void as established in *U.S. Bank Nat'l Ass'n v. Ibanez*. - Godbout Law knowingly and willfully filed a fabricated deed based on a usurious interest rate of *%, which is illegal and void under state law. - Such fraudulent actions invalidate the appellee's claim to the property and all subsequent orders. - The Southeast Housing Court does not have subject matter jurisdiction over this matter due to the fraudulent actions committed by counsel and appellee. The fraudulent deed voids all further orders.

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Mr. Fiegel is still engaging in such activity, now trying to influence the full panel's decision-making process with its opposition based on fraud. Here are the key points:
*. Fraudulent Foreclosure and Fabricated Deed
- The eviction was based on a foreclosure that did not comply with Massachusetts foreclosure laws under Chapter *, rendering it void as established in *U.S. Bank Nat'l Ass'n v. Ibanez*.
- Godbout Law knowingly and willfully filed a fabricated deed based on a usurious interest rate of *%, which is illegal and void under state law.
- Such fraudulent actions invalidate the appellee's claim to the property and all subsequent orders.
- The Southeast Housing Court does not have subject matter jurisdiction over this matter due to the fraudulent actions committed by counsel and the appellee. The fraudulent deed voids all further orders.
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I want to add that Mr. Fiegel and the law firm do not deny that they helped the appellee commi this crime rather they are using the courts to commit the crime. *. Violation of Usury Laws: - The interest rate of *% imposed by the purported lender constitutes a clear violation of Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts laws. - Such illegal terms invalidate the foreclosure process and subsequent eviction. - Opposing counsel’s attempt to justify this usurious interest rate further underscores their deliberate dishonesty in misleading the court.

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Mr. Fiegel is still engaging in such activity, now trying to influence the full panel's decision-making process with its opposition based on fraud. Here are the key points:
*. Fraudulent Foreclosure and Fabricated Deed
- The eviction was based on a foreclosure that did not comply with Massachusetts foreclosure laws under Chapter *, rendering it void as established in *U.S. Bank Nat'l Ass'n v. Ibanez*.
- Godbout Law knowingly and willfully filed a fabricated deed based on a usurious interest rate of *%, which is illegal and void under state law.
- Such fraudulent actions invalidate the appellee's claim to the property and all subsequent orders.
- The Southeast Housing Court does not have subject matter jurisdiction over this matter due to the fraudulent actions committed by counsel and the appellee. The fraudulent deed voids all further orders.
- Mr. Fiegel and the law firm do not deny that they helped the appellee commit this crime; rather, they are using the courts to commit the crime.
*. Violation of Usury Laws
- The interest rate of *% imposed by the purported lender constitutes a clear violation of Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts laws.
- Such illegal terms invalidate the foreclosure process and subsequent eviction.
- Opposing counsel’s attempt to justify this usurious interest rate further underscores their deliberate dishonesty in misleading the court.
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Mr. Fiegel argument which sit at the top of all others:The Eviction has been completed and the relief sought is now moot. He then cites See Kahyaoglu v. Sillari Enterprises LLC, SJC-* (October *, *) . This case is not relevant rather Kahyaoglu, appeals from a judgment of a single justice of this court denying her petition for extraordinary relief pursuant to G. L. c.*, § *. We dismiss the appeal as moot.Judgment entered against Kahyaoglu in a summary process action in the Housing Court. In her petition to the single justice of this court, Kahyaoglu specifically challenged the denial of her motions to stay execution of that judgment on the basis of purported illness. Here Appellant seeks to stay execution based on new evidence of James tiernan's testimony not merely that she has an illness. Here follows: BEFORE THE

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Mr. Fiegel argues that the eviction has been completed and the relief sought is now moot. He cites *Kahyaoglu v. Sillari Enterprises LLC*, SJC-* (October *, *). This case is not relevant. In *Kahyaoglu*, the appeal was from a judgment of a single justice of this court denying her petition for extraordinary relief pursuant to G. L. c.*, § *. The appeal was dismissed as moot because the judgment entered against Kahyaoglu in a summary process action in the Housing Court. In her petition, Kahyaoglu specifically challenged the denial of her motions to stay execution of that judgment on the basis of purported illness.
Here, the Appellant seeks to stay execution based on new evidence of James Tiernan's testimony, not merely on the basis of an illness.
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HONORABLE RICHARD G. STEARNS UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE BENCH TRIAL DAY * EXCERPT: TESTIMONY OF JAMES M. TIERNAN October *, * You would agree with me that PENSCO was charging Ms. Merritt interest that was not allowed under the note, right? A Yes. Q And, in fact, it looked to you as if the interest being charged to Ms. Merritt was not done correctly, right? A Yes. Q And when Ms. Merritt received the notices of default and notices of intent to foreclose setting forth what was owed, the amount set forth in those notices was inflated and wrong?[ by over one million dollars]. A Yes. Q And you can -- you agree that it would have been reasonable for Ms. Merritt to bring this matter to the attention of a court to assist in determining the actual amount that was owed under the notes, right? MR. ENTNER: Objection, your Honor. It calls for a legal speculation. THE COURT: I don't think so. A I would say yes.

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MOTION RESPONSE TO OPPOSITION
NOW COMES the Appellant, Karen Merritt, and submits this Motion Response to the Appellee’s brief dated February *, *.
Mr. Fiegel states, "An Appeal Bond hearing was held on December *, *, and an Appeal Bond Order was issued on December *, *. By January *, *, the Defendants had not paid use and occupancy under the standing order for use and occupancy or the Appeal Bond Order, and L&S Realty filed a Second Motion to Strike Appeal."
However, what Mr. Fiegel omits from this Court: On April *, *, in *L & S Realty LLC [appellee] v. Karen Merritt [appellant]*, the panel stated:
"To the extent that the judge [Southeastern Housing Court] based the dismissal of the defendants' appeal from the judgment on their failure to pay interim use and occupancy under the prejudgment order, dismissal of the appeal was not an appropriate remedy. That prejudgment order warned that failure to make interim use and occupancy payments 'may result in the defendants' request for a jury trial being struck.' Nowhere did it state that the defendants' failure to pay interim use and occupancy could result in waiver of their right to appeal from any judgment. Cf. *CMJ Mgt. Co. v. Wilkerson*, * Mass.App. Ct. *, *, * N.E.3d * (*) (striking jury demand for failure to comply with pretrial order 'must be approached with caution')."
Moreover, once judgment entered, the outstanding amounts the defendants owed for use and occupancy were incorporated into the final judgment and the appeal bond order. Additionally, Appellant's Motion to Waive the Appeal Bond order under the Indigent Court Cost Law was denied. This statute provides three remedies, for which denial is not one, meaning Appellant was recognized by the Court as indigent and thereby should not have been subject to an unaffordable appeal bond. Notwithstanding one based on fraud, the intentional and fraudulent actions of the appellee have directly led to the irreparable harm of the appellant.
Mr. Fiegel is still engaging in such activity, now trying to influence the full panel's decision-making process with its opposition based on fraud. Here follows key points:
*. Fraudulent Foreclosure and Fabricated Deed
- The eviction was based on a foreclosure that did not comply with Massachusetts foreclosure laws under Chapter *, rendering it void as established in *U.S. Bank Nat'l Ass'n v. Ibanez*.
- Godbout Law knowingly and willfully filed a fabricated deed based on a usurious interest rate of *%, which is illegal and void under state law.
- Such fraudulent actions invalidate the appellee's claim to the property and all subsequent orders.
- The Southeast Housing Court does not have subject matter jurisdiction over this matter due to the fraudulent actions committed by counsel and the appellee. The fraudulent deed voids all further orders.
- Mr. Fiegel and the law firm do not deny that they helped the appellee commit this crime; rather, they are using the courts to commit the crime.
*. Violation of Usury Laws
- The interest rate of *% imposed by the purported lender constitutes a clear violation of Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts laws.
- Such illegal terms invalidate the foreclosure process and subsequent eviction.
- Opposing counsel’s attempt to justify this usurious interest rate further underscores their deliberate dishonesty in misleading the court.
Mr. Fiegel argues, "The Eviction has been completed and the relief sought is now moot," citing *Kahyaoglu v. Sillari Enterprises LLC*, SJC-* (October *, *). However, this case is not relevant. *Kahyaoglu* pertains to a judgment of a single justice denying a petition for extraordinary relief under G. L. c.*, § *, which was dismissed as moot due to a challenge based on illness. Here, Appellant seeks to stay execution based on new evidence of James Tiernan's testimony, not merely an illness.
BEFORE THE HONORABLE RICHARD G. STEARNS UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE BENCH TRIAL DAY * EXCERPT: TESTIMONY OF JAMES M. TIERNAN October *, *
Q: You would agree with me that PENSCO was charging Ms. Merritt interest that was not allowed under the note, right?
A: Yes.
Q: And, in fact, it looked to you as if the interest being charged to Ms. Merritt was not done correctly, right?
A: Yes.
Q: And when Ms. Merritt received the notices of default and notices of intent to foreclose setting forth what was owed, the amount set forth in those notices was inflated and wrong?
A: Yes.
Q: And you can agree that it would have been reasonable for Ms. Merritt to bring this matter to the attention of a court to assist in determining the actual amount that was owed under the notes, right?
A: Yes.
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Please follow and include this :*. New Evidence of Fraud: - New evidence, including the purported lender's testimony admitting to foreclosure violations, further supports the claim of fraud and the invalidity of the eviction. - This evidence was not considered by the single justice, impacting the fairness and legality of the decision. Given these points, the appeal addresses substantial legal issues that remain unresolved and are not rendered moot by the eviction. The fraudulent nature of the foreclosure and the lack of jurisdiction necessitate a thorough judicial review.

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MOTION RESPONSE TO OPPOSITION
NOW COMES the Appellant, Karen Merritt, and submits this Motion Response to the Appellee’s brief dated February *, *.
Mr. Fiegel states, "An Appeal Bond hearing was held on December *, *, and an Appeal Bond Order was issued on December *, *. By January *, *, the Defendants had not paid use and occupancy under the standing order for use and occupancy or the Appeal Bond Order, and L&S Realty filed a Second Motion to Strike Appeal."
However, what Mr. Fiegel omits from this Court: On April *, *, in *L & S Realty LLC [appellee] v. Karen Merritt [appellant]*, the panel stated:
"To the extent that the judge [Southeastern Housing Court] based the dismissal of the defendants' appeal from the judgment on their failure to pay interim use and occupancy under the prejudgment order, dismissal of the appeal was not an appropriate remedy. That prejudgment order warned that failure to make interim use and occupancy payments 'may result in the defendants' request for a jury trial being struck.' Nowhere did it state that the defendants' failure to pay interim use and occupancy could result in waiver of their right to appeal from any judgment. Cf. *CMJ Mgt. Co. v. Wilkerson*, * Mass.App. Ct. *, *, * N.E.3d * (*) (striking jury demand for failure to comply with pretrial order 'must be approached with caution')."
Moreover, once judgment entered, the outstanding amounts the defendants owed for use and occupancy were incorporated into the final judgment and the appeal bond order. Additionally, Appellant's Motion to Waive the Appeal Bond order under the Indigent Court Cost Law was denied. This statute provides three remedies, for which denial is not one, meaning Appellant was recognized by the Court as indigent and thereby should not have been subject to an unaffordable appeal bond. Notwithstanding one based on fraud, the intentional and fraudulent actions of the appellee have directly led to the irreparable harm of the appellant.
Mr. Fiegel continues to engage in such activities, now trying to influence the full panel's decision-making process with opposition based on fraud. Here follows key points:
*. Fraudulent Foreclosure and Fabricated Deed
- The eviction was based on a foreclosure that did not comply with Massachusetts foreclosure laws under Chapter *, rendering it void as established in *U.S. Bank Nat'l Ass'n v. Ibanez*.
- Godbout Law knowingly and willfully filed a fabricated deed based on a usurious interest rate of *%, which is illegal and void under state law.
- Such fraudulent actions invalidate the appellee's claim to the property and all subsequent orders.
- The Southeast Housing Court does not have subject matter jurisdiction over this matter due to the fraudulent actions committed by counsel and the appellee. The fraudulent deed voids all further orders.
- Mr. Fiegel and the law firm do not deny that they helped the appellee commit this crime; rather, they are using the courts to commit the crime.
*. Violation of Usury Laws
- The interest rate of *% imposed by the purported lender constitutes a clear violation of Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts laws.
- Such illegal terms invalidate the foreclosure process and subsequent eviction.
- Opposing counsel’s attempt to justify this usurious interest rate further underscores their deliberate dishonesty in misleading the court.
*. Mr. Fiegel's Argument on Mootness
- Mr. Fiegel argues, "The Eviction has been completed and the relief sought is now moot," citing *Kahyaoglu v. Sillari Enterprises LLC*, SJC-* (October *, *). However, this case is not relevant. *Kahyaoglu* pertains to a judgment of a single justice denying a petition for extraordinary relief under G. L. c.*, § *, which was dismissed as moot due to a challenge based on illness. Here, Appellant seeks to stay execution based on new evidence of James Tiernan's testimony, not merely an illness.
BEFORE THE HONORABLE RICHARD G. STEARNS UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE BENCH TRIAL DAY * EXCERPT: TESTIMONY OF JAMES M. TIERNAN October *, *
Q: You would agree with me that PENSCO was charging Ms. Merritt interest that was not allowed under the note, right?
A: Yes.
Q: And, in fact, it looked to you as if the interest being charged to Ms. Merritt was not done correctly, right?
A: Yes.
Q: And when Ms. Merritt received the notices of default and notices of intent to foreclose setting forth what was owed, the amount set forth in those notices was inflated and wrong?
A: Yes.
Q: And you can agree that it would have been reasonable for Ms. Merritt to bring this matter to the attention of a court to assist in determining the actual amount that was owed under the notes, right?
A: Yes.
*. New Evidence of Fraud
- New evidence, including the purported lender's testimony admitting to foreclosure violations, further supports the claim of fraud and the invalidity of the eviction.
- This evidence was not considered by the single justice, impacting the fairness and legality of the decision.
Given these points, the appeal addresses substantial legal issues that remain unresolved and are not rendered moot by the eviction. The fraudulent nature of the foreclosure and the lack of jurisdiction necessitate a thorough judicial review.
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