Wrongful foreclosure and Eviction
Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2012 4:53 pm
In your adversary seek a declaratory judgment that the sale is null and
void, etc. If necessary seek an expedited hearing before the judge.
On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 4:44 PM, Robert Lee wrote:
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> Listmates, I have an unusual situation. Private lender foreclosed after
> petition was filed. We have filed an adversary against lender to set aside
> that sale. However, the buyer is attempting to evict. The state court
> attorney has not been successful in persuading that judge on an ex parte
> basis that the eviction should be stayed pending resolution on the
> adversary. Relief was granted to buyer [NOT the lender].
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> Any thoughts on what we can ask of Judge Zurzolo to convince state court
> judge regarding eviction ?
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> Thanks !
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In your adversary seek a declaratory judgment that the sale is null and void, etc. If necessary seek an expedited hearing before the judge.On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 4:44 PM, Robert Lee <boblee.rkl@gmail.com> wrote:
Listmates, I have an unusual situation. Private lender foreclosed after petition was filed. We have filed an adversary against lender to set aside that sale. However, the buyer is attempting to evict. The state court attorney has not been successful in persuading that judge on an ex parte basis that the eviction should be stayed pending resolution on the adversary. Relief was granted to buyer [NOT the lender].
state court judge regarding eviction ?Thanks !-- Robert K. Lee
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