Comments on: LANDMARK DECISION PROMISES MASSIVE RELIEF FOR HOMEOWNERS AND TROUBLE FOR BANKS http://earlychristianamerica.com/blog/?p=292 Thu, 02 Sep 2010 18:22:22 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: farmer giles http://earlychristianamerica.com/blog/?p=292&cpage=1#comment-1105 farmer giles Fri, 12 Feb 2010 18:10:27 +0000 http://earlychristianamerica.com/blog/?p=292#comment-1105 the problem is it isnt the lender who is repossessing. the plaintiff who makes the case had no rights in the first place. so you need to prove the claimant never had that right. but it seems difficult to believe that anyone can just claim to be a lender and get the police to evict you. someone shows up trying to force an entry without a court order call the police and have them arrested. the problem is it isnt the lender who is repossessing. the plaintiff who makes the case had no rights in the first place.

so you need to prove the claimant never had that right. but it seems difficult to believe that anyone can just claim to be a lender and get the police to evict you. someone shows up trying to force an entry without a court order call the police and have them arrested.

]]> By: UK Repossessions Expert http://earlychristianamerica.com/blog/?p=292&cpage=1#comment-1031 UK Repossessions Expert Thu, 31 Dec 2009 09:48:48 +0000 http://earlychristianamerica.com/blog/?p=292#comment-1031 Apparently the UK government recently said that they were going to close a legal loophole which allows lenders to repossess homes without going to court. The decision hopes to put a stop to rogue lenders using the loophole. Under the law as it stands, lenders can take back and sell property without agreement from either the owner, or the Courts. Apparently the UK government recently said that they were going to close a legal loophole which allows lenders to repossess homes without going to court. The decision hopes to put a stop to rogue lenders using the loophole.

Under the law as it stands, lenders can take back and sell property without agreement from either the owner, or the Courts.

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