Millions of Foreclosures Vacated; Newly Discovered Evidence CEPersVid-51

Millions of homeowners who have lost their homes through foreclosure now have a way to recover their homes (if still owned or controlled by the bank) and damages for wrongful foreclosure. Homeowners need to move or file action to vacate the judgment of foreclosure based on newly-discovered evidence by them, consisting of (i) no original note; (ii) deliberate destruction of note by MERS; (iii) bank's use of fraudulent affidavits and failure to comply with other state-law requirements; (iv) bank's deceptive, fraudulent dual-track loan modification program designed to put homeowners into default to enable the bank to foreclose; and (v) breach of contract by bank and breach of implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing by bank. See proposed agreement dated 3/3/11 between 50-state Attorneys General and the 5 main banks for additional details of what the banks have been doing. The agreement is available at carlperson.com/agreement.pdf

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• Foreclosures
• newly-discovered evidence
• court rules
• fraud
• robo-signing
• attorneys general
• 50-state
• settlement agreement
• 3/3/11
• dual track
• bad faith denial
• LMA
• breach of contract
• residential
• original note
• MERS
• spoliation
• Carl Person
• CEPersVid

[redline1189]

are you certified in ca. i need a lawyer here already in foreclosure have 30 days to do something have asked for proof of stand in our case they have showed nothing??? if you know of someone here in cali let me know please?? thank you 209-840-1776

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