TGBMS Class Actions | Seeking A Moratorium On Mortgage Possession Claims Whilst I am somewhat restricted as to what I can reveal at this stage, I am extremely encouraged to be the bearer of potentially fantastic news regarding the TGBMS Class Actions to end mortgage fraud. Having been contacted by a senior policy adviser to […]
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Politically Incorrect Podcast | Lloyds Told To Stop Mortgage Possession Claims
Politically Incorrect Podcast | Lloyds Told To Stop Mortgage Possession Claims In this Politically Incorrect Podcast, The Bernician explores the ramifications of two letters sent to the CEO of the Lloyds Banking Group, each of which call for the cessation of fraudulent mortgage possession claims, the transcripts of which can be read below. Lloyds CEO […]
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TGBMS Class Actions | Barclays Declare Moratorium on Mortgage Possession Claims Here is the latest news about the TGBMS Class Actions to end UK mortgage fraud, followed by an extraordinary account of the two month moratorium on possession claims declared by Barclays last week. Claim Forms & Particulars Being Prepared We are currently drafting Claim […]
Read moreMajor TGBMS News | Reversal of Fortunes in the High Court
Major TGBMS News | Reversal of Fortunes in the High Court Over the course of this week, I have been privileged to witness my friend’s extraordinary reversal of fortunes in the High Court, following six years of justice being woefully miscarried. Having long since had a bogus mortgage possession order issued against her, she initially […]
Read moreMortgage Fraud 101 | The Companies Act and Unfair Terms
Mortgage Fraud 101 | The Companies Act and Unfair Terms Section 44 of the Companies Act 2006 compels all companies in the United Kingdom to adhere to the following provisions for the valid execution of documents: (1) Under the law of England and Wales or Northern Ireland a document is executed by a company—(a) by […]
Read moreMortgage Fraud 101 | The Section 2 Point and the Law Commission
Mortgage Fraud 101 | The Section 2 Point and the Law Commission Section 2 of the Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989 prescribes that: 2 Contracts for sale etc of land to be made by signed writing (1) A contract for the sale or other disposition of an interest in land can only be […]
Read moreMortgage Fraud 101 | The Section 1(3) Point and the Estoppel Issue
Mortgage Fraud 101 | The Section 1(3) Point and the Estoppel Issue Referring to the proper making and delivery of mortgage deeds, section 1 (3) of the Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989 provides that: “An instrument is validly executed as a deed by an individual if, and only if, (a) it is signed […]
Read moreCease and Desist Notice To Lloyds Banking Group
Cease and Desist Notice To Lloyds Banking Group Today we have caused the service of the following Notice To Cease & Desist, upon the Chief Executive Officer of the Lloyds Banking Group, demanding the immediate cessation of all mortgage-related proceedings, in which there has been at least one allegation of some form of signature forgery. […]
Read moreAnother Win In The County Court & Check Mate For Lloyds
Another Win In The County Court & the Beginning of the End for Lloyds Here lies more [yes more!] fantastic TGBMS news, from my friend, Craig Whitewood. After initially stopping fraudulent mortgage possession proceedings by demanding that his bankster produce valid mortgage documents, a county court judge ordered that they had to do so within […]
Read moreLloyds CEO Told To Desist In Fraudulent Mortgage Recovery Action
Lloyds CEO Told To Desist In Fraudulent Mortgage Recovery Action In the clearest indication yet that Parliament has been successfully lobbied by Thames Valley Police Commissioner, Anthony Stansfeld, to take action to stop endemic signature fraud in mortgage transactions, Kevin Hollinrake MP has written the following letter to the CEO of the Lloyds Group. Dear […]
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