JPMorgan (WaMu) Dismissal Overruled and Judicial Notice of Recorded Documents DENIED
By Daniel Edstrom
DTC Systems, Inc.
Attorney J. Edward Kerley (Hereford Kerley LLP) presents a 7 page complaint (4 pages when you remove the case heading and the whitespace) with 4 causes of action (Leon Taylor vs. JPMorgan Chase). JPMorgan Chase lawyers respond with 211 pages (including exhibits, which make up about 190 pages +/-). The original note and Deed of Trust named Washington Mutual Bank, FA as the Lender and Beneficiary.
Excerpt from the complaint:
On or before February 27, 2007, Mr. Taylor is informed and believes that his promissory note was sold by Washington Mutual Bank, FA, to WaMu Asset Acceptance Corporation.
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The challanged foreclosure is based upon an Assignment of Deed of Trust dated March 15, 2011. JPMorgan, as successor in interest to Washington Mutual Bank, FA, purports to assign its beneficial interests in the deed of trust to Bank of America, National Association. The assignment is void and improper because JPMorgan has no right or interest in the promissory note as of March 15, 2011, and such purported assignment is fraudulent and false. Continue reading “JPMorgan (WaMu) Dismissal Overruled and Judicial Notice of Recorded Documents DENIED”