July 14, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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A Brooklyn judge known for his scrutiny of foreclosure applications and taking a hard line against banks has directed a top executive of HSBC Bank to attend a sanction hearing tomorrow over a defective foreclosure application against a Bedford-Stuyvesant residence.
Supreme Court Justice Arthur M. Schack (See Profile) ordered Irene Dorner, president and CEO of HSBC Bank USA, to appear after he dismissed with prejudice a faulty foreclosure application, finding the bank lacked standing.
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