Marie Miller is being evicted by the new owners of her home. Her claim has been, and still is, that her home was sold out from under her illegally. This is not an uncommon story in today's world, but it is a very sad state we are in.
Petition #10 grievance of Marie L. Miller. ( Homeless! )
Grievance Founded with Recommendations.
Committee Findings:
The Redress of Grievances Committee reviewed the evidence and finds that Associate Justice Marguerite Wageling of the New Hampshire Superior Court allowed a home foreclosure case to proceed without the documentation per RSA 382-A:3-501 which requires that the entity making the foreclosure demand actually prove ownership of the home in question through production of the original instruments if requested. The previous judge, Kenneth Brown, acknowledged the rightness of the Petitioner's request that the company trying to foreclose “shall” produce the documents and was awaiting them as a last item before going to trial. When the case changed judges before the production of documents and Brown was no longer involved, the Petitioner's lawful request was ignored. The Committee agrees with the Petitioner and recommends the introduction of legislation to: 1. Require proper documentation of property ownership prior to permitting an action involving foreclosure of property to proceed and; 2. Study the procedures used by the New Hampshire Superior Courts to verify property ownership in foreclosure actions with a view to ending the non-judicial foreclosure approach to such issues. Vote 9-1.
Rep. Daniel Itse for the Committee
This is the video recording of the court hearing for Marie L. Miller, client of the Center For Redress of Grievances, LLC. Either before watching this, or after watching this you need to watch her appearances on Speak Up! with Host Kevin Avard.
Click here for her first appearance on Speak Up! 5/8/12 • Speak Up! - Guest Mari...
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