
06-05-2005, 02:35 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: California
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What constitutes rejection by the bank?? Does it include a rejection letter and return of the CPN? Ive seen them send rejection letters but not return the instrument.
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Originally Posted by jerrypitts
BE extremely careful Jaylon. If the person to whom you have tendered a boe or cpn or other exotic instrument receives the instrument and does not either directly reject it or attempt to execute it, the final outcome of whether or not the debt is discharged, will be up to the judge that is inevetibly going to be sitting on the case..
As here in Florida.. the says exactly as you have stated.. if rejected by the person entitled to execute, the debt is discharged. However, in my particular case, they still have the boe, I have been foreclosed on, and the judge openly admitted that he does not know the law and does not care. He further stated that he will rule his court the way he wants to. So where does one go from there... your shelter (home) is soon to be gone, you have no base of operation to continue the fight.... get the point... just as the bankers manifesto stated... quickly attack the mortgage lien and keep them homeless and they will be less likely to fight back...
There are resolutions to the problem... the problem is not necessarily the judges, the law or the corruption within the judiciary. If the corruption is kept out of the courtroom in the first place, then the judges have no reason to become corrupt or under their influence.. Go after the source... the Corporation... that is where the problem lies.
Jerry.
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