Refer to the Federal court decision of 1968, Mn "the Credit River Decision" The nature of the banking transaction may well be a fraud in your case based on the UCC definition of equitable exchange between you and the bank. They got your house and your personal equity in exchange for what? Debt notes put forth as a substitute for "money". They printed the IOU notes out of thin air, and thus have nothing equitable in the loan transaction. The courts state this quite clearly. Best of luck.
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Originally Posted by bella
I have a land patent on my home. But, the bank hired a real estate agent to evict any resident living in the home so they can try to sell it. How can I stop this process. Please help...Thanks
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