Court rules against banks in pivotal mortgage case
The highest court in Massachusetts ruled against U.S. Bancorp and Wells Fargo amp; Co. Friday in a pivotal mortgage foreclosure case that could spark more turmoil and uncertainty in a housing market already mired in depression. The Supreme Judicial Court affirmed a lower court judge’s ruling invalidating two mortgage foreclosure sales because the banks, in their capacity as trustees for …
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Cuyahoga County Juvenile Judge Peter Sikora faces foreclosure on his lakefront home
Sikora is a year behind on a nearly $ 1 million mortgage and property taxes, but blames his problems on the bank.
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