Hat tip to Dave Krieger for flagging this decision. The full 52-page opinion (2026 NY Slip Op 32160[U]) is worth reading in its entirety. (See: https://law.justia.com/cases/new-york/other-courts/2026/2026-ny-slip-op-32160-u.html) In The Bank of New York Mellon v. Anderson, the...
A Forensic Analysis of 12 C.F.R. § 1026.39, ASC 860 Derecognition, and the Legal Title Requirement That Breaks the Securitization Chain By William J. Paatalo, Private Investigator & Forensic Mortgage Analyst DISCLAIMER This document is for informational, educational, and...
PART ONE RELEASED: How Derecognition, Securitization, and the Deliberate Destruction of Original Notes Rendered Mortgage Enforcement Structurally Impossible | BP Investigative Agency PART TWO RELEASED: The Follow-Through — The Industry’s Own Economics, the Money Circuit, the...
Addendum to Abstract – Part 2 – The Industry’s Own Economics, The Money Circuit, The Payment Stream, And The Tax Record Moments ago, I released Part One: the industry’s own documents proving that original notes were destroyed, transfers never happened,...
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