Adam Levitin | The Heirs of Karl Lleywellyn: the PEB Report, Green Cheese, and the Hijacking of American Law - FORECLOSURE FRAUD

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Adam Levitin | The Heirs of Karl Lleywellyn: the PEB Report, Green Cheese, and the Hijacking of American Law

Adam Levitin | The Heirs of Karl Lleywellyn: the PEB Report, Green Cheese, and the Hijacking of American Law

Prof. Adam Levitin –

This last week the Permanent Editorial Board of the Uniform Commercial Code came out with a report bering the none-too-thrilling title of “Report on Application of the Uniform Commercial Code to Selected Issues Related to Mortgage Notes“. There’s an awful lot to say about this awful document, and I’m not going to attempt to cover it all in a single blog post. This post is going to cover what the report is, what authority it has, and why it is completely irrelevant (namely that it deals with negotiable notes, when virtually all mortgage notes are non-negotiable). Subsequent posts will deal with the substantive flaws in the report and with the motivation behind the report and with the way the uniform law making process has become completely hijacked by monied interests.

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  1. Sharon says:

    Thank you dinsfla I understand completely. This happens all the time in medicine and it is more than concerning. A position paper on mold writen by the ACOEM and debunked by IJEM said that mold exposure didn’t cause health issues. The authors would then testify in court against the victims that were sickened in a mold infested building. The most recent one in medicine is a disease called NSF caused by gadolinium based contrasting agents. The development of the diagnostic guideline were paid for by GE, Bayer and Bracco as well as a couple of the other manufacturers of the highly toxic GBCAs. Now no one can get a diagnosis. Problem solved for the manufacturers. I honestly am losing hope. Will we be able to turn back the clock on corruption?

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