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Supreme Court debates the meaning of the term ‘debt collector’ in a foreclosure protections case dating back to the financial crisis

Supreme Court debates the meaning of the term ‘debt collector’ in a foreclosure protections case dating back to the financial crisis

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Markets are racked by turmoil, and there are signs the booming U.S. economy could slow down later this year. Yet the Supreme Court is reckoning with the lingering fallout from the financial crisis that rocked the global economy a decade ago.

The top court on Monday attempted to resolve a legal question that could have broad ramifications on hundreds of thousands of Americans who are foreclosed on without a judicial process each year. A key issue in the matter is who or what can be considered a “debt collector.”

The justices were divided, but not into clear ideological zones. Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Brett Kavanaugh, Republican-appointed conservatives who are typically business friendly, were among the most skeptical questioners of the respondent in the case, a law firm working on behalf of Wells Fargo.

[CNBC]

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2 Responses to “Supreme Court debates the meaning of the term ‘debt collector’ in a foreclosure protections case dating back to the financial crisis”

  1. William Peterson says:

    Not discussed in the article is the frequent instance of enforcement on a note being pleaded, and usually in the first count of the complaint. That makes the suit an action to recover on a note. In such instances the second count usually references the mortgage as security for the note, and seeks to enforce the security interest in order to recover under the note.

    The case docket is available here:

    http://www.scotusblog.com/case-files/cases/obduskey-v-mccarthy-holthus-llp/?fbclid=IwAR2s9noLhxQN1pDe045OX9joXRISqCHbgmJwtNZ8secjplC1_QSIJqMS7uI

  2. izraul says:

    This is what I’m talking about. Judges send people to prison everyday over less, and suddenly Judges don’t care about 10+ of continues fraud. Then they wanna argue about terms like “Debt Collector?”

    WTF do they think it means? Seriously…the only reason they’re doing it is because trustees have to be impartial. Debt collectors are not impartial.

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