Posted on: 05th Jun, 2011 05:02 am
Can a court appointed receiver have the capacity and legal standing to file foreclosure suits against members?
The receiver was appointed while a full board of directors in place. Really the court had no jurisdiction from the beginning to even appoint a receiver, is my opinion.... Now they are doing foreclosures left and right, and NOT even selling the homes on the court house steps.
This is in Florida
The receiver was appointed while a full board of directors in place. Really the court had no jurisdiction from the beginning to even appoint a receiver, is my opinion.... Now they are doing foreclosures left and right, and NOT even selling the homes on the court house steps.
This is in Florida
One might surmise that the court ruling could be appealed. That's one way to assess jurisdiction, isn't it?
Only a lawyer with experience in this area, or the courts themselves (my opinion here, of course) would be able to provide a reasoned opinion on this situation.
Only a lawyer with experience in this area, or the courts themselves (my opinion here, of course) would be able to provide a reasoned opinion on this situation.