Related cases:  Bank of New York v. Romero | NM KICK ASS CASE – BONY did not introduce any evidence demonstrating that it was a party with the right to enforce the Romeros’ note either by an indorsement or proper transfer

Deutsche Bank V. Holden | 9th Dist. Appellate Court in Ohio – Inconsistencies between the (2) different copies of the note and the lack of an explanation based on personal knowledge

JUDGE UPHOLDS $5 MILLION PUNITIVE AGAINST US BANK FOR FRAUD

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Joseph and Mary Romero of Chimayo, N.M., found that their mortgage note was assigned to the Bank of New York three months after the same bank filed a foreclosure complaint against them; in other words, Bank of New York didn’t own the loan when they tried to foreclose on it.

Glenn and Ann Holden of Akron, Ohio, faced foreclosure from Deutsche Bank, but the company filed two different versions of the note at court, each bearing a stamp affirming it as the “true and accurate copy.”

Mary McCulley of Bozeman, Mont., had her loan changed by U.S. Bank without her knowledge, from a $300,000 30-year loan to a $200,000 loan due in 18 months, and in documents submitted to the court, U.S. Bank included four separate loan applications with different terms.

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