Banks, Collectors, and CRAs Discuss the elimationa of secured and unsecured "debt", as well as tactics for dealing with debt collectors and credit reporting agencies.


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Old 08-16-2005, 08:19 AM
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Question pay to the order of -without recourse?

Just a question to memebers, I have read the definition of this many time, the original mortgage claiming they are still the Holder in Due Course. My read on this is that they have sold the mortgage and are not the holder. They claim they only assigned the rights to collect payment to other company. Just asking to see if I am correct on my read. Any help or suggestion appreciated.
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Just a question to memebers, I have read the definition of this many time, the original mortgage claiming they are still the Holder in Due Course. My read on this is that they have sold the mortgage and are not the holder. They claim they only assigned the rights to collect payment to other company. Just asking to see if I am correct on my read. Any help or suggestion appreciated.

It is quite possible that the original lender is still the holder of the note and has sold only the servicing rights to another company.
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It is quite possible that the original lender is still the holder of the note and has sold only the servicing rights to another company.


Promissory is stamped and signed. Pay to the order of -----mortgage co., without recourse, by ------mortgage. signed by the president of the company.

First company was been released of further liability, no rights to future moneys on note.
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Good Job Mr Yet!

To be exact, let me quote directly from "LAW & BANKING APPLICATIONS" by Craig W. Smith, PUBLISHED by the American BAnkers Association ISBN # 0-89982-443-9 from chapter four on (Liability), subheading (Contract liability) at page 50,

"A drawer is the party who writes a draft instructing the drawee to pay funds to a payee. By signing, the drawer contracts to pay the draft if the drawee does not pay. The drawer's obligation is conditioned on receiving prompt notice that the drawee has dishonered the draft.

A drawer who does not want to assume the contract liability may write the words WITHOUT RECOURSE after his or her signature. This will release the drawer from any contractual obligation to pay the instrument."

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Good Job Mr Yet!

To be exact, let me quote directly from "LAW & BANKING APPLICATIONS" by Craig W. Smith, PUBLISHED by the American BAnkers Association ISBN # 0-89982-443-9 from chapter four on (Liability), subheading (Contract liability) at page 50,

"A drawer is the party who writes a draft instructing the drawee to pay funds to a payee. By signing, the drawer contracts to pay the draft if the drawee does not pay. The drawer's obligation is conditioned on receiving prompt notice that the drawee has dishonered the draft.

A drawer who does not want to assume the contract liability may write the words WITHOUT RECOURSE after his or her signature. This will release the drawer from any contractual obligation to pay the instrument."

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Thanks dashboy,

I have a court hearing in 2 weeks, trying to get my ducks in a row.


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