Real Estate/Development
Nov. 19, 2007
Dismissal of 14 Foreclosure Cases Raises Issue of Ownership
LOS ANGELES - A ruling by a federal judge in Ohio may complicate the ability of lenders to foreclose on troubled borrowers and raises fundamental questions about property ownership in an increasingly securitized mortgage market.
By Ryan Oliver
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - A ruling by a federal judge in Ohio may complicate the ability of lenders to foreclose on troubled borrowers and raises fundamental questions about property ownership in an increasingly securitized mortgage market.
U.S. District Judge Christopher A. Boyko, in Cleveland, recently dismissed 14 foreclosure cases brought by inves...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - A ruling by a federal judge in Ohio may complicate the ability of lenders to foreclose on troubled borrowers and raises fundamental questions about property ownership in an increasingly securitized mortgage market.
U.S. District Judge Christopher A. Boyko, in Cleveland, recently dismissed 14 foreclosure cases brought by inves...
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