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More Legal Commentary On Ibanez Foreclosure Decision From Real Estate Attorneys

April 17, 2010

Reporter Steven Altieri of the real estate trade journal Banker & Tradesman recently published an article on the Ibanez foreclosure case, Impending SJC Ibanez, Title Ruling May Invalidate Thousands Of Foreclosures, Why Real Estate Attorneys Expect The Worst, And What It Means To The Industry. Since we’ve written about the case extensively here, Steve asked [...]

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Controversial Ibanez Foreclosure Case Heading Up To Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

March 23, 2010
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Update (July 27, 2010): Oral argument is scheduled for October 7, 2010. Good news for those eagerly following the controversial U.S. Bank v. Ibanez case, which invalidated thousands of foreclosures across the state. On March 22, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (the highest appellate court in the state) agreed to take the case on direct [...]

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Ibanez Update: Massachusetts Land Court Decision Invalidates Foreclosures Based On Post-Sale Assignments

August 27, 2009
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Update (2/25/10)–Mass. High Court May Take Ibanez Case Breaking News (10/14/09)–Land Court Reaffirms Ruling Invalidating Thousands of Foreclosures. Click here for the updated post. In late March of this year in the case of U.S. Bank v. Ibanez, Massachusetts Land Court Judge Keith C. Long issued one of the most controversial rulings in recent years [...]

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