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So do I Stop Making House Payments?
Conclusion
The district court properly determined that MERS was not a
contingently necessary party in Landmark’s foreclosure action. The
district court also was well within its discretion in denying motions
from MERS and Sovereign to intervene after a foreclosure judgment had
been entered and the foreclosed property had been sold. The judgment of
the district court is affirmed.
IN THE COURT OF APPEALS OF THE STATE OF KANSAS
LANDMARK NATIONAL BANK,
Plaintiff/Appellee,
v.
BOYD A. KESLER,
Appellee/Cross-Appellant,
1 Comments in Response to So do I Stop Making House Payments?
The whole loan process is fruadulent. The bank cannot 'loan' any of it's depositors money so where does the money come from? Read the Credit River Decision. The Bank in collusion with the Fed creates money from thin air upon the borrowers signature. The promissory note is a big fat check-and gets cashed but your account doesn't get credited. Read your mortgage trust deed. 'For a loan i have recieved' what the hell is that? shouldn't it read for the $250K the bank has advanced on my behalf I will RE-PAY $250K+interest? No it doesn't say the bank gave you any money and you are not re-paying you are paying. Karen Tappert lays it out cold. Fire Trustee