[Ice]

onemaster,



Don was challenged by his local government. Don overcame that challenge by asserting his rights in the Land Patent. The FACT that Don stopped any of the threatened actions is a SUCCESS.



I haven't even read your post past " . . . but isn't a success defined as having stood the test of a challenge?"



But upon reading further, you state that you have seen case law that does not support this kind of effort. My only answer to that is that we have Supreme Court cites that DO support asserting rights in the Land Patent.



In Don's case, he thwarted the local government from seizing his property. There is more detail in the original thread. This was NOT a foreclosure issue.



Ice