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Another masterpiece from Roger Corman.

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[quote=Kingside]I really don’t follow DC politics, but this attorney general guy Nichols does not seem to be above the political fray.

http://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/blogs/citydesk/2010/07/08/vincent-gray-calls-for-ag-peter-nickles-to-resign/

Does anyone know what specific law this guy claims the MERS mortgages violate? I could not find any reference to it in his announcement/press release.[/quote]

apparently DC Law requires notes to be registered within 30 days

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[quote=Kingside]I really don’t follow DC politics, but this attorney general guy Nichols does not seem to be above the political fray.

http://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/blogs/citydesk/2010/07/08/vincent-gray-calls-for-ag-peter-nickles-to-resign/

Does anyone know what specific law this guy claims the MERS mortgages violate? I could not find any reference to it in his announcement/press release.[/quote]

apparently DC Law requires notes to be registered within 30 days

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[quote=Kingside]I really don’t follow DC politics, but this attorney general guy Nichols does not seem to be above the political fray.

http://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/blogs/citydesk/2010/07/08/vincent-gray-calls-for-ag-peter-nickles-to-resign/

Does anyone know what specific law this guy claims the MERS mortgages violate? I could not find any reference to it in his announcement/press release.[/quote]

apparently DC Law requires notes to be registered within 30 days

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[quote=Kingside]I really don’t follow DC politics, but this attorney general guy Nichols does not seem to be above the political fray.

http://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/blogs/citydesk/2010/07/08/vincent-gray-calls-for-ag-peter-nickles-to-resign/

Does anyone know what specific law this guy claims the MERS mortgages violate? I could not find any reference to it in his announcement/press release.[/quote]

apparently DC Law requires notes to be registered within 30 days

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[quote=Kingside]I really don’t follow DC politics, but this attorney general guy Nichols does not seem to be above the political fray.

http://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/blogs/citydesk/2010/07/08/vincent-gray-calls-for-ag-peter-nickles-to-resign/

Does anyone know what specific law this guy claims the MERS mortgages violate? I could not find any reference to it in his announcement/press release.[/quote]

apparently DC Law requires notes to be registered within 30 days

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No, obviously MERS mortgages have their legal problems, what I mean is what the DC attorney general is doing is pure politics. And now it appears to be accepted as fact on the internet.

well the DC AG is an appointed position and really unlikely to want to start this kind of fight.

The problem is it appears to me is if the security interests are compromised, it seems the banks have opened the door to bankruptcy cramdown where they had
locked the front door to bankruptcy.

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No, obviously MERS mortgages have their legal problems, what I mean is what the DC attorney general is doing is pure politics. And now it appears to be accepted as fact on the internet.

well the DC AG is an appointed position and really unlikely to want to start this kind of fight.

The problem is it appears to me is if the security interests are compromised, it seems the banks have opened the door to bankruptcy cramdown where they had
locked the front door to bankruptcy.

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No, obviously MERS mortgages have their legal problems, what I mean is what the DC attorney general is doing is pure politics. And now it appears to be accepted as fact on the internet.

well the DC AG is an appointed position and really unlikely to want to start this kind of fight.

The problem is it appears to me is if the security interests are compromised, it seems the banks have opened the door to bankruptcy cramdown where they had
locked the front door to bankruptcy.

[patb]

No, obviously MERS mortgages have their legal problems, what I mean is what the DC attorney general is doing is pure politics. And now it appears to be accepted as fact on the internet.

well the DC AG is an appointed position and really unlikely to want to start this kind of fight.

The problem is it appears to me is if the security interests are compromised, it seems the banks have opened the door to bankruptcy cramdown where they had
locked the front door to bankruptcy.

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No, obviously MERS mortgages have their legal problems, what I mean is what the DC attorney general is doing is pure politics. And now it appears to be accepted as fact on the internet.

well the DC AG is an appointed position and really unlikely to want to start this kind of fight.

The problem is it appears to me is if the security interests are compromised, it seems the banks have opened the door to bankruptcy cramdown where they had
locked the front door to bankruptcy.

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does anyone see this as important?

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does anyone see this as important?

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does anyone see this as important?

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does anyone see this as important?

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