NOTICE REGARDING ALLEGED FORECLOSURE & EVICTION PRACTICES
In many foreclosure and eviction proceedings, a “NOTICE” is posted on a property asserting that the premises are “vacant and/or abandoned.” This notice is often affixed after the unconstitutional bills of attainder styled as a "judgment" and "writ of possession" are issued, and shortly before occupants are forcibly removed by the local sheriff departments acting under color of law.
Although commonly described as 'foreclosure' or 'eviction' actions, this process is actually part of the historical feudalism, including escheat—the reversion of land or estate to the STATE when no competent heir is able to make claim thereto—and feoffment, the transfer of estate rights through modern deed instruments.
Under this framework:
- The party asserting control over the mortgage or foreclosure sale functions as a feoffee (i.e., stranger, and not trustee),
- The 'deed' and 'deed of trust' / mortgage (death pledge) operate as instruments of transmutation of possession, and
- Allegations of abandonment are used to justify reversionary claims over property estates.
These feudal practices should raise serious questions regarding jurisdiction, consent, standing, and fraud, particularly where collusive actions are taken under color of law, color of authority, or color of office.
Accordingly, this website publishes de facto court filings, dismissals, and supporting records below so the public may independently examine how jurisdictional challenges—when properly raised—have resulted in dismissals with prejudice, which exposes the FORECLOSURE FRAUD!
Study the record. Verify the filings. Enforce the Constitution.
