“Language fraud” is the manipulation or distortion of language in legal or contractual communication in a deceptive manner. It often misleads or deceives parties into an unfair agreement or contract. Check out your mortgage contract! The fraud arises through manipulation… Continue Reading →
Banking on nothing to hide, while making a legitimate claim regarding an alleged outstanding debt… Why might the bank be unwilling to supply audited accounts or fail to respond to requests for evidence? At first glance, one might assume that… Continue Reading →
Interest being mortgaged on a mortgage document the bank files with the Land Registry Office in Queensland raises some questions. We’re not lawyers, and none of this is legal advice. Do your own research… Firstly, there’s no “street address”, only… Continue Reading →
The term “pro se” is a Latin phrase that means “on one’s own behalf” or “for oneself.” In the context of the legal system, when an individual chooses to represent themselves in a legal proceeding without the assistance of a… Continue Reading →
There’s no accounting for mortgage figures by the banks… Try asking for audited accounts to prove the amount they’re demanding is correct. You’ll be lucky if they answer. You may be suffering mortgage stress for no reason. The bank may… Continue Reading →
Banks don’t talk? The bank staff don’t answer letters? Their advertised material states that if there’s a discrepancy on the bank statement, to contact them… But they don’t reply… Certainly not what you expect from a bank. Dealing with them,… Continue Reading →
Burden of proof is taking over three years! Not 90 days… yet the bank remains silent. They engage lawyers, send threatening letters demanding monies and foreclosure. And still fail to provide any verification supporting claims of an “outstanding loan account… Continue Reading →
Wednesbury unreasonableness is a legal principle in English and Australian law. It sets the standard for reviewing the reasonableness of decisions made by public authorities. In the U.S.A., the Chevron doctrine required courts to give deference to agency interpretations of… Continue Reading →
Floccinaucinihilipilification sophistry is like “Jerry Seinfeld”, (all about nothing with idiosyncratic conversational scenes of everyday life) while using complex or obscure language. Often it’s with the intention of belittling or making something seem worthless, in a way that is deceptive… Continue Reading →
Signature stamp of Authority: Can a law firm claim to be signatory of a document? The word “signature” has its origins in late Middle English, from the Medieval Latin “signatura” meaning “a sign.” And ultimately from the Latin verb “signare”… Continue Reading →
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