All parties to litigation are entitled to ask any relevant questions that relates to the litigation, but the foreclosure mills don’t want the secrets behind both their and their client’s business practices….apparently depositions like the Cottrell deposition that I posted earlier are not very helpful to the Foreclosure Mill’s cause.
You see when judges read these depos and get more information about the shady business practices, they might just stop or slow down to examine the garbage without any authority that’s being shifted under their noses every day. I love paragraphs 7, 8 and 9 which essentially state that although we have placed an Assignment of Mortgage into the record, that piece of evidence means nothing so the court is not required to allow inquiry into it. Kinda like the Cullaro depositions that are “withdrawn” when counsel attempts to take their deposition…and seeks to insulate themselves from questions about their production….read on….