Why the Assignment from FDIC to Chase from Failed Bank WaMu, is a Fictional Document

Pro Se Litigation

My argument against Chase’s fictionial assignment from failed bank WaMu.  I researched the issue, and I assure you that all caselaw is impeccable.  So, if you have had Chase claiming that they got your loan from FDIC, or that FDIC assigned the loan to them, your argument is below.  In GA you cannot challenge the assignment, but many states you can.  Don’t let them steal without a fight:

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Defendants knew, or should have known that the FDIC does not execute assignments for any loans received from defunct banks, even though the fictional Transfer and Assignment of Deed to Secure Debt, showed:  “This assignment is made without recourse, representation or warranty, expressed or implied, by the FDIC in its corporate capacity or as Receiver.  This Assignment is intended to further memorialize the transfer that occurred by operation of law on September 25, 2008 as authorized by Section

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