"Foreclosure judges
don't realize that they are entering orders and judgments on cases that are not
in front of them or in which they have any jurisdiction. Foreclosure Judges are
forcing bad loans down the throat of investors when the investor signed an agreement
(PSA and prospectus) excluding that from happening. The problem is that most
lawyers and pro se litigants don't know enough to make that argument. The
investor bought exclusively "good" loans. Foreclosure judges are
shoving bad loans down their throats without notice or an opportunity to be
heard. This is a classic case of necessary and indispensable parties being
ignored."
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