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Response to Mortgage Deed but no MJO

from Matt (mattyc@ntlworld.com)
They must have an MJO in a court of law. This is normally what they will issue a summons to obtain as part of the case. As I said after years of delay they, in my opinion, will not get one especially as the case may well be closed.

You can ask for the original deed but all you will get is a copy - that being the case ask for a GOOD quality one. The deed should be held under seal to be a debt in speciality - i.e. 12 years to chase. It should be signed and dated by all parties and most important should contain text to state exactly what occurs in situation like this. Those prior to 1993 seem to be dubious as to their legitimacy in a court of law.

(posted 8248 days ago)

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