Lawyers for Philadelphia homeowners facing mortgage foreclosures say it is good news that the First Judicial District court leadership canceled a plan to put time limits on mandatory conciliation in those cases.
April 19, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Lawyers for Philadelphia homeowners facing mortgage foreclosures say it is good news that the First Judicial District court leadership canceled a plan to put time limits on mandatory conciliation in those cases.
The proposal was to end conciliation for foreclosures after a maximum of four conferences held within 150 days after foreclosure complaints were filed.
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