ConsiderThis
08-23-2005, 05:40 PM
I had the thread about how a mortgage company that doesn't hold my mortgage forclosed the mortgage.
I have the title binder which shows that Wells Fargo does hold the mortgage, which is what I thought.
Wells Fargo told my Realtor that they acquired GE Mortgage.
When I dial the number on my papers from GE, I get Wells Fargo.
The "GE's" attorney's assistant told me that there was no GE folder for the foreclosure case, just the Wells Fargo folder.
There is no phone number for GE, nor active web site.
Rule 17 of the Federal Rules, and Rule 0.017 here, which is based on the federal rule, requires: Every action shall be prosecuted in the name of the real party in interest.
So, what can I ask for that will definitively show that GE does not exist to bring this action????
I have the title binder which shows that Wells Fargo does hold the mortgage, which is what I thought.
Wells Fargo told my Realtor that they acquired GE Mortgage.
When I dial the number on my papers from GE, I get Wells Fargo.
The "GE's" attorney's assistant told me that there was no GE folder for the foreclosure case, just the Wells Fargo folder.
There is no phone number for GE, nor active web site.
Rule 17 of the Federal Rules, and Rule 0.017 here, which is based on the federal rule, requires: Every action shall be prosecuted in the name of the real party in interest.
So, what can I ask for that will definitively show that GE does not exist to bring this action????