Archives by Tag ' UCC Article 3 '
Most people, including homeowners, believe that the homeowners do owe the money and that the entities that are attempting to foreclose should win. That is why the free house myth is so pervasive. The result is that foreclosures are being granted to entities that (a) do not exist or (b) have nothing to do with […]
Basic Black Letter law: A debt can only be transferred by the owner of the debt. The owner of the debt may use agents or intermediaries to accomplish the transfer of the debt. If an intermediary executes a document of transfer without reference and identification of the owner of the debt, the document has potentially […]
Parties claiming a right to foreclose allege they are the “Holder” and do not allege they are the holder in due course (HDC) because they are ducking the issue of consideration required by both Article 3 and Article 9 of the UCC. So far their strategy of confusion is working. They are directly or impliedly […]
MOST POPULAR ARTICLES GET COMBO TITLE AND SECURITIZATION ANALYSIS – CLICK HERE EDITOR’S NOTE: FROM ARIZONA LAW, BUT JUST LIKE ANY OTHER STATE, it only makes sense that you neither have a debtor nor a creditor if they are not named or sufficiently described for identification. If you can’t identify the debtor or obligor, then […]
Go Davet GO!!!!!! The Court House: How One Family Fought Foreclosure By AMIR EFRATI December 28, 2007; Page A1 BEACHWOOD, Ohio — Faced with the threat of foreclosure, many homeowners give up and abandon their homes. Then there’s Richard Davet. He and his wife, Lynn, lived in a six-bedroom home in this Cleveland suburb for nearly 20 years […]


