Article 32 Petition For Relief From Wrongful Foreclosures
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Judges should be liable....
Judge Delker from the same court refused to look at the assignment of mortgage, which didn't even exist at the time, and declared a summary judgement for Nationstar in a connected case.
Then the NH Banking Dept also refused to admit that evidence of crimes by Nationstar existed, even though I presented incontrovertible proof that they had committed fraud and theft. NH has a system that declares that it's OK for banks to rob us and that they can commit any crimes they like in the process.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pA-ai1JdSLo
It will be here by the weekend:
http://mortgagemovies.blogspot.com/2013/08/kingcast-and-mortgage-movies-say-kudos.html
Re: Wrongful Foreclosures are a Crime, they should be prosecuted!
#1: Gus - Wrongful Foreclosures are a Crime, they should be prosecuted!
Procecutors know they are criminals putting good people in prison for corp. court profit and advancment. This is a top crime punishable by hanging... For added loss by individuals... Hang the bastards... indigent
Re: foreclosure
Hello, This is John Miller. I read you comment/ story you shared on my mothers... I would like to talk to you about the grievances us all gonna file,.... ttyl....603-319-7455
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Hello, This is John Miller. I read you comment/ story you shared on my mothers... I would like to talk to you about the grievances us all gonna file,.... ttyl....603-319-7455
Re: Taking a Stand
A Petition is a Constituency Bill and must be heard. Petitions are aslo supposed to take priority on the Legislative Calender. They serve as evidence on the public record, of Legislative Breaches of Oaths of Office (Article 31,38) when they are not timely heard.
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Wrongful Foreclosures are a Crime, they should be prosecuted!
I don't practice law so please don't take this as LEGAL ADVICE.
The following are just our observations and as we always seek to learn more, please feel free to correct us if you see we have erred.
New Hampshire is a Non-Judicial State, so the "Power of Sale" provision of the contract is enough to foreclose unless there is an objection filed according to RSA 382-A:3-501. This statute states that the one claiming to have the right to foreclose must "exhibit the instrument" (note).
In many cases the note has been separated from the mortgage through securitization leaving the note unenforceable much like an unsecured loan.
In Mrs. Miller's case the lender sold the note to JPMorgan Chase and then used a copy of the note (counterfeit security) to steal Mrs. Miller's home from her with the help of Judge Marguerite Wageling.
If you suspect any wrongdoing or just want to set your mind at ease regarding your own foreclosure, then carefully check out this link http://www.whatliesinyourmortgage.com/
If you still suspect something might be amiss, contact a professional to assist you.
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