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Foreclosure Sequencing Of Mixed Collateral: Kearns V Transamerica Home Loan, 2004, Roger Bernhardt
Foreclosure Sequencing Of Mixed Collateral: Kearns V Transamerica Home Loan, 2004, Roger Bernhardt
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This article discusses a California case which held that when mixed real an personal property secure a debt, so long as the debt is not reduced to judgment, such security may be foreclosed nonjudicially in any sequence without rendering the real property lien unenforceable.
Arbitration Clauses In Mortgages: Flores V Transamerica Homefirst, 2001, Roger Bernhardt
Arbitration Clauses In Mortgages: Flores V Transamerica Homefirst, 2001, Roger Bernhardt
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This article discusses a California case which held an arbitration clause in a reverse mortgage unenforceable because it was procedurally and substantively unconscionable.
Sold Out Juniors On The Same Property: National Enters. V Woods, 2001, Roger Bernhardt
Sold Out Juniors On The Same Property: National Enters. V Woods, 2001, Roger Bernhardt
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This article discusses a California case which held that after a creditor holding senior and junior loans on the same property sells them to independent parties, the one action rule does not bar the sold-out junior’s suit for a deficiency following the senior’s judicial foreclosure.
Antideficiency Rule Sanctions: In Re Prestige Ltd. Partnership-Concord, 2000, Roger Bernhardt
Antideficiency Rule Sanctions: In Re Prestige Ltd. Partnership-Concord, 2000, Roger Bernhardt
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This article discusses a decision which held that a secured creditor who sues a debtor’s guarantor instead of foreclosing on security loses its security interest but may still recover the underlying debt in California.
Foreclosing On Multiple Security: Dreyfuss V Union Bank, 2000, Roger Bernhardt
Foreclosing On Multiple Security: Dreyfuss V Union Bank, 2000, Roger Bernhardt
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This article discusses a California Supreme Court case which held that a lender may nonjudicially foreclose on multiple items of collateral without crediting the debtor with the fair market value of each item sold.
The 3-Month Limitation On Deficiency Claims: Life Sav. Bank V Wilhelm, 2000, Roger Bernhardt
The 3-Month Limitation On Deficiency Claims: Life Sav. Bank V Wilhelm, 2000, Roger Bernhardt
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This article discusses a California case which held that a foreclosing lender’s 3-month time limit for seeking a deficiency judgment is a statute of limitations that cannot be avoided on the ground of excusable neglect.
Is Attachment Once Again Safe?, Roger Bernhardt
Is Attachment Once Again Safe?, Roger Bernhardt
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This article discusses a California statute that authorizes undersecured lenders to obtain prejudgment attachment on their debtor’s other assets in light of the one-action rule.
One Action Or One Exception: Bank Of America V Graves, Roger Bernhardt
One Action Or One Exception: Bank Of America V Graves, Roger Bernhardt
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This article discusses a California case where a junior creditor postponed its foreclosure proceedings in order to have the senior sale occur first in order to treat itself as a sold-out junior.
Trading Mortgages For Judgments Against Community Property, Roger Bernhardt
Trading Mortgages For Judgments Against Community Property, Roger Bernhardt
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This article discusses the incompatibility between California Family Code sections that require the signature of both spouses to lease, convey, or encumber community real property, but also make the community property liable for the debts of either spouse.
Plural Perils, Roger Bernhardt
Plural Perils, Roger Bernhardt
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This article discusses the California one-action rule and its application in multiple security situations.
Alliance Mortgage: Partial Answers About Full Credit Bids, Roger Bernhardt
Alliance Mortgage: Partial Answers About Full Credit Bids, Roger Bernhardt
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This article discusses the dangers of making full credit bids in California.