• Northern District of Ohio ruled a servicer could not pursue a borrower and that the plaintiff must show that they are the mortgageholder (which in these cases again, are the MBS trusts!)
• Southern District of Ohio also ruled in conjunction with the honorable judge Christopher A. Boyko of the Northern District of Ohio.
• Kansas Bankruptcy Courts are passing a new provision that Servicers can no longer add fees to their claims in bankruptcy court, besides the original principal and interest, no BS fees!! (this would have been an excellent addition to her article)
• Many others, including Supreme Court of Virginia, Federal Bankruptcy Court here in Houston, etc, etc.. See "Recent Federal Court Rulings Against Wells Fargo" and "How to Beat a Predatory Servicer: Part 1"

Here is a quote by Boyko that I think she would have loved to put in her article:

"The Court will illustrate in simple terms its decision: "Fluidity of the market" — "X" dollars, "contractual arrangements between institutions and counsel" — "X" dollars, "purchasing mortgages in bulk and securitizing" — "X" dollars, "rush to file, slow to record after judgment" — "X" dollars, "the jurisdictional integrity of United States District Court" — "Priceless."" -Honorable Judge Christopher A. Boyko

Judges are starting to wake up and see that the Servicers dont have standing, and the true party (the MBS trusts) cannot suffer damages as they are pass through entities. This is just a huge new racket, I refer to them as Toxic Bonds and the Toxic Bond King is Richard Kovacevich of Wells Fargo, the trustee of 90% of CMBS trusts. Wait and see what'll happen when everyone understands this..

Speaking of "repeatedly submitting erroneous affidavits" to steal property, here is an example of one, the Dot Peel affidavit, that was used by Wells Fargo and ORIX to steal the Arlington Apartments which were part of the MLMI 1999-C1 Trust. Check out the video, its pretty funny!