Documente Academic
Documente Profesional
Documente Cultură
2nd Party
UCC Article 3 Paper Promissory Note
Texas Business Commerce Code
UCC Article 9
Deed of Trust
Conversion From Texas Business Commerce Code
Deed of Trust
Continuous Perfection
Tx Local Gov Code
Electronic Note 192.007
Transfer of Beneficial
Ownership
Electronic Deed of Trust
MERS Registry Update
Transfer of Lien Rights
MERS Registry Update
(Non Valid Transfer)
3rd Party
Assigns/Transfers
Electronic Note
To 4th Party
Continuous Perfection
Electronic Note
Tx Local Gov Code
Transfer of Beneficial
192.007
Ownership
MERS Registry Update
When a purchase party swaps the Electronic Notes and Deed of
Electronic Deed of Trust
Trust for Security Certificates that are issued on Wall Street as a Transfer of Lien Rights
Security Investment Trust, Federal Securitiy Laws have been MERS Registry Update
violated.
4th Party
Assigns/Transfers
ESIGN & UETA Electronic Note
Excludes To 5th Party ESIGN & UETA
Article 3 Excludes
Electronic Note Electronic Note Article 9
Can Not Be Electronic
Negotiated Deed of Trust
Electronic Deed of Trust
Under UCC Article 3 Lacks Perfection
Continuous Perfection
Electronic Note Tx Local Gov Code
Transfer of Beneficial 192.007
Ownership
MERS Registry Update
Electronic Deed of Trust
Transfer of Lien Rights
MERS Registry Update
Deed of Trust
5th Party Loss of Continuous Perfection
Executes Legal Actions Invalid Security Instrument
Power of Sale Clause
Law Firm or Foreclosing Party Out of Reach
Law Firm
Or
Foreclosing Party
Deed of Trust
Filing a fraudulent “Notice of Assignment” in Public Records is an attempt to transfer lost
perfected lien rights from the 2nd Party to the 5th Party suggesting a negotiation of the Paper
Note from the 2nd Party to the 5th Party, which never happens. This would be a fraudulent
filing in Public Records.
Under the Texas Business and Commerce Code as well as the UCC willful intentional
destruction of the paper note is discharge of the indebtedness.
So, we have a discharged indebtedness, if the note was destroyed, and at minimum, an
invalid “Deed of Trust” as lien rights where never continuously perfected in Public Records.
This “Deed of Trust” is the only document that entitles the Trustee named on that document
to sell the property if the indebtedness is valid. If Such “Deed of Trust” has lost it’s legal
perfection then any action taking by anyone to attempt to take the real estate named in the
“Deed of Trust” by using this invalid “Deed of Trust” is violating several Texas Laws.
For any entity to create any documents and file within Public Records to try to reinstate the
lost continuous perfection has filed a “Fraudulent” document.
If the paper note and security instrument neither exists then no collection actions could be
executed.
If the paper note still exists and the “Deed of Trust” is invalid then a suit of equity could be
brought in court of competent jurisdiction for a money judgment on the note once the note
has proved up it’s negotiation endorsements.
Both instruments are needed and valid to enforce the “Power of Sale” clause within the “Deed
of Trust”.
Banks went after the House, they should have gone after the money instead…
If MERS is involved on the “Deed of Trust” then perfection has been lost at the moment MERS
was named.
Filing the “Notice of Substitute Trustee Sale” based on invalid documents would also be a
fraudulent filing in Public Records...