order non hybrid seeds LandRightsNFarming: Ohio, AG Richard Corday, says Court will issue Stiff Sanctions and Penalties, to Banks, for violating The Integrity Of Our Courts!

Friday, October 29, 2010

Ohio, AG Richard Corday, says Court will issue Stiff Sanctions and Penalties, to Banks, for violating The Integrity Of Our Courts!

In a recent, Bloomberg, interview,Richard Corday gives examples of the laundry list of fraud, being confirmed by the 50 States Ag's Probe into the malfeasance fiasco, commonly known as Foreclosure-gate. 

 Defrauded Our Courts with Fraudulent evidence and Using a business plan built on fraud. Citing Stiff Sanctions and Penalties, by the Courts. How STIFF will they be? And what will become of the Defrauded?

No matter what name you call it Fraud is Fraud, of which there is no statute of limitations! With that being stated, Now the Defrauded should go back to their Farms and Homes.

What you don't think this hasn't anything to do with farms? Think again! When FSA and inter agencies of the USDA, securitized and added Rural housing on documents to bring foreclosures, that makes it the same issues.
At the best, Bank(s), should be hoping, that the fraudulent, wrongful takings, hasn't caused any unrepairable
 damages to homes and properties, nor that unchangeable health status, has occurred to the Defrauded, caused by, or aggravated by these same actions.

Wells Fargo had recently boasted that they would resume the fraudulent actions of foreclosure, because they had done nothing wrong! Now they are stating, that their is approximately 55,000 cases containing errors in their files, I still say this forensic view of files was definitely done too fast for the number of cases involved.

They probably gasped, when the rulings came down from the Court, to try possibly in vane to re-establish it's integrity after allowing fraudulent evidence to be submitted, into the court, and to allow it to force Farmers and Home Owners off their properties, some by excessive force, and some putting innocent children and elderly and disabled people out onto the street.When the Courts Ruled that GMAC couldn't rescind faulty/fraud filled
documents, and refile new.


                                              by: Melissa Seaver, Scottsburg, Indiana
                                              landrightsnfarming.seamom89@gmail.com