The state judiciary announces a set of measures in reaction to documented accounts of lending institutions rubber-stamping paperwork in residential mortgage foreclosures.
December 20, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The state judiciary on Monday announced a set of measures in reaction to the “robo-signing” scandal in residential mortgage foreclosures.
Based on documented accounts of lending institutions rubber-stamping foreclosure paperwork, the court entered an administrative order directing lenders to show that there are no irregularities in their review processes.
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