Court Rules Bank Trust
Had No Standing in Quiet Title Action
Truth Crusaders are learning the law and enforcing it.
In doing so, they turn the tables on the money changers and eliminate
false claims which lead to home theft if left unchallenged.
We'll analyze this case which is representative of the same
or similar issues in many other cases. This is the example.
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See the court judgement below, then continue scrolling down for detailed analysis. Here the court declared a 'Default Judgement' because the usurpers failed to appear for the Quiet Title hearing. Why didn't they show up? Because they have absolutely no evidence to support their claim and anything they might try to say could be labeled as perjury, making false statements and/or committing fraud upon the court.
What happened in Court
This case was filed in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Linn, Case No. 25CV60677. The homeowner brought a quiet title action against U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF9 Master Participation Trust. She showed up with evidence and well drafted arguments prepared by her support team. She knew the game/law and she had the evidence. The usurpers had nothing to support their claim. They gave up, didn't show and she won!
Once again, the trust failed to defend its claim.
(Because they can't!)
The signed Proposed Default Judgment (Quiet Title) was entered in the court: by the homeowner
The usurpers had nothing to show the court and didn't appear.
The court affirmed the Motion for Default Judgement in the Quiet Title action.and entered default judgment.
The court ruled that U.S. Bank Trust, as Trustee for LSF9, has no estate, right, title, lien, or interest in the property.
Title was quieted in favor of the homeowner, free and clear of any claim asserted by the Defendant.
The judgment further states that the defendant and anyone claiming through it are forever barred and enjoined from asserting any adverse interest in the property.
Key Takeaways for the Homeowner
Entities often appear in a foreclosure purporting to be the trustee for a securitized trust but when pressed, often cannot prove;
The existence of a valid trust
A lawful transfer of the loan
Proper authority of the trustee
An actual unpaid account receivable owed to the trust
Homeowners often lose because they play too much defense and not enough offense
Learn the offensive game plan and win!
Of course there is much more to learn about this, but hopefully this case, along with the other testimonials we have and lists of other winning cases with the damage awards makes the point very clear....people who do their homework are winning and the victories have been quite fruitful.