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	<title>Comments on: New York Courts To Offer Foreclosure Relief</title>
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		<title>By: suzanne</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 22 Jul 2008 03:47:04 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Now here is my dilemma. I live in house that was foreclosed in Feb 15, 2007 by JP Morgan Chase as Trustees, [by the way they did not originate the note]. Now the property was transferred to The Bank of New York Trustee on Feb 22, 2007.  JP Morgan served everyone in the home eviction notices except for me and my husband.  Now Homecomings who was the servicing company knew of me so did the attorneys for the bank.  They knew I lived there but failed to name in the case.  
 
JP Morgan sent marshals to evict me but it did not prevail because I was not party to the eviction.  So I stood my ground against the marshal.  Now remember JP Morgan had no right to do what they did because they did not own the property.  In November a motion was filed for a reinstatement of a warrant of eviction was thrown on the grounds of the property.  I did not appear in court because it had nothing to do with me.  The same marshal came again and tried to evict me, he did not succeed.  
 
JP Morgan tried a again and I got the case dismissed on a technicality, they did not own it.
 
The Bank of New York Trust has started a case against me in court.  They obtained my name through the marshal and added it to the proceeding as if I was served in the outset of the foreclosure commencement.  I was never served in the foreclosure action and I did try to get an appeal.  I did not succeed.  The Bank of New York has the names of the tenants that no longer live here can they evict me if I was not served in the foreclosure action?  In addition, I have a deed to the property which is recorded.  I would like to fight them as long as possible.  I would like to know if you could help.
 
 
Thank You
 
Suzanne</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Now here is my dilemma. I live in house that was foreclosed in Feb 15, 2007 by JP Morgan Chase as Trustees, [by the way they did not originate the note]. Now the property was transferred to The Bank of New York Trustee on Feb 22, 2007.  JP Morgan served everyone in the home eviction notices except for me and my husband.  Now Homecomings who was the servicing company knew of me so did the attorneys for the bank.  They knew I lived there but failed to name in the case.  </p>
<p>JP Morgan sent marshals to evict me but it did not prevail because I was not party to the eviction.  So I stood my ground against the marshal.  Now remember JP Morgan had no right to do what they did because they did not own the property.  In November a motion was filed for a reinstatement of a warrant of eviction was thrown on the grounds of the property.  I did not appear in court because it had nothing to do with me.  The same marshal came again and tried to evict me, he did not succeed.  </p>
<p>JP Morgan tried a again and I got the case dismissed on a technicality, they did not own it.</p>
<p>The Bank of New York Trust has started a case against me in court.  They obtained my name through the marshal and added it to the proceeding as if I was served in the outset of the foreclosure commencement.  I was never served in the foreclosure action and I did try to get an appeal.  I did not succeed.  The Bank of New York has the names of the tenants that no longer live here can they evict me if I was not served in the foreclosure action?  In addition, I have a deed to the property which is recorded.  I would like to fight them as long as possible.  I would like to know if you could help.</p>
<p>Thank You</p>
<p>Suzanne</p>
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