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More on Foreclosures and Discovery

By Nathalie Martin

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But first, want to see the house that started the whole robo-signing controversy? look here.  
 
On to the discovery .... Adam's post earlier this week, about how Federal bank regulators are  examining whether mortgage companies cut corners during foreclosures, suggests more discovery questions for those defending foreclsoures. These inquires might include ?To your knowledge, are your mortgage foreclosure policies or procedures currently under investigation by any governmental agency?  If so, please state the name of the investigating agency and describe the nature of the investigation.?  The request for production could also include a request for ?copies of all documents you have received in connection with any investigation described in response to [the interrogatory].?  An attorney might also  request regular supplements to the response, where the rule does not require it, since  the discovery rules can be scetchy on this point in some jurisdictions.

Full post as published by Credit Slips on October 29, 2010 (boomark / email).

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