FDIC Objects to Bank of America’s Proposed $8.5 Billion Mortgage-Bond Pact - FORECLOSURE FRAUD

FDIC Objects to Bank of America’s Proposed $8.5 Billion Mortgage-Bond Pact - FORECLOSURE FRAUD

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FDIC Objects to Bank of America’s Proposed $8.5 Billion Mortgage-Bond Pact

Posted on29 August 2011. Tags: attorney general, bankruptcy, Bruce h. Levitt, Case No. 08-18700-JHW, CHIEF JUDGE U.S. BANKRUPTCY COURT, countrywide, countrywide home loans servicing, dinsfla, Eric Schneiderman, fdic, Fed, foreclosure fraud, Frenkel, Harold Kaplan, John T. Kemp, Judge JUDITH H. WIZMUR, Kemp v. Countrywide Home Loans, Lambert, Levitt & Slafkes, linda DeMartini, LLP, Martin Act, new jersey, non mortgage-backed, note, notes, settlement, sharon mason, tim geithner, WALNUT PLACE

FDIC Objects to Bank of America’s Proposed $8.5 Billion Mortgage-Bond Pact

There will be NO settlement!

Via Bloomberg–

The FDIC objected to Bank of America Corp. (BAC)’s proposed mortgage-bond settlement.

Filing Courtesy of Naked Capitalism & Webber3292

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