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Florida Appeals Court Nabs Sneaky F'closing Lender's Attempt To Improperly Go After Foreclosed Property Owner's Personal Assets To Satisfy Unpaid Debt

By r morris

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According to a recent ruling by Florida's 3rd District Court of Appeal, an otherwise-successful foreclosing mortgage lender was nabbed in its attempt (probably through its legal counsel) to dupe an ostensibly snoozing trial judge into signing an improperly-worded proposed judgment by sneaking a few extra words into the judgment that enabled it, after a foreclosure sale had already taken place, to

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on October 10, 2010 (boomark / email).

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