More On Multiple Hat-Wearing Vice Presidents & Their Role In Residential Mortgage Foreclosure Actions
Recently stumbled upon while floating around in cyberspace is a Motion For Sanction Of Dismissal With Prejudice filed in July, 2009 by legal counsel for a defendant/homeowner in a 2008 mortgage foreclosure action (Indymac Federal Bank FSB v. Israel A. Machado - Case #50-2008 CA 037322) in Palm Beach County, Florida.
The 29-page document features the ostensibly, ever-growing-in-notoriety, multiple corporate hat-wearing vice president Erica A. Johnson-Seck, and her alleged antics in connection with signing documents in foreclosure actions while purporting to be acting as an authorized corporate officer for multiple foreclosing institutions simultaneously. It makes for some interesting reading if you're into this kind of
For more, see Motion For Sanction Of Dismissal With Prejudice.
Go here for the transcript of the corresponding deposition taken of Ms. Seck in the lawsuit, and go here for links to other posts on Erica Johnson-Seck, all available online courtesy of 4closureFraud - Fighting Foreclosure Fraud by Sharing the Knowledge.
(1) By the way, listed as attorney for the foreclosing lender in this case is Florida Default Law Group, PL, an outfit who has attained some level of notoriety in its own right as an alleged foreclosure mill law firm/"foreclosure factory."
(2) The motion makes reference to two earlier cases in which Ms. Johnson-Seck receives a less-than-honorable mention:
- In re Hwang, 396 B.R. 757 (Bankr. C.D. Cal. 2008); Bufford. J.,
- Deutsche Bank Natl. Trust Co. v Maraj,18 Misc 3d 1123(A), (Sup. Ct. Kings County 2008); Schack, J.
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