You see, The Plaintiff Cannot Foreclose on it, but he let them anyway!
No matter how long foreclosures proceed, no matter how many strange developments I see first hand….things just keep getting more and more bizarre. There is one very clear and basic point about foreclosures that’s (kinda) hard to avoid.
And that is a party must actually own the property that’s being foreclosed if their interest is being foreclosed.
Well, in the following trial, that little point became a bit of a problem for the plaintiff. A problem that is until they just decided to ignore the problem.
The transcript
12 THE COURT: So who is going to tell me
13 this is a void document? That’s my question.
14 Other than you.
15 MR. WEIDNER: There’s a place over at
16 Lakeland.
17 THE COURT: And how is Lakeland ever going
18 to see this case? They’re not going to appeal
19 it. You can’t appeal it because you’ve been
20 dropped as a party so you have no interest.
21 MR. WEIDNER: I’m suggesting that dropping
22 is the — is improper. We’re objecting to that
23 based on our interest in the litigation, based
24 on our interest in the property. The mortgage
25 is void. The judgment is void.
