The error seems to be failure to challenge the original proceedings by City.  
It is my understanding that appeals are made on the basis of error in lower 
courts, or "new evidence"(rarely successful). If the facts here are essentially 
true, it's a case of malfeasance.  Government is often 'at fault,' but 
redemption requirestimely action.  A similar situation in WV (court appointed 
'trustee' --a real misnomer--defrauded heirs) eventually left nothing to 
probate. If the subject is truly wealthy, she should continue to appeal to U.S. 
higher courts. In my mentioned case, unfortunately the lawyers conspired for 
only 7-million. C'est-la-vie.




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Sent: Mon, January 11, 2010 9:51:17 AM
Subject: [Libertarian] Trapped in one's own Bankruptcy Petition

  
Trapped in one's own Bankruptcy Petition

I would like to ask my fellow Libertarians what they think about this
issue. This is a new subject about which I was not previously aware.

I have a lady friend, an old girlfriend, in San Francisco, who has
become wealthy through real estate investments. She owns three
buildings. Two are apartment houses from which she collects rents. The
other is her private mansion at 2550 Webster Street where she lives.
The mansion is on my website at
http://www.anusha. com/bourn. htm

The City of San Francisco brought proceedings to Earthquake Retrofit
the mansion. It does not need earthquake retrofitting because it is
built on solid rock at the pinnacle of Pacific Heights far from and
fault zone. It was build in 1896 and easily survived the San Francisco
earthquakes of 1906 and 1989.

She finally complied but the City of San Francisco sued her for $500
per day for each day she delayed the Earthquake Retrofitting. The City
of San Francisco finally obtained a default judgment in the amount of
$600,000 although by then the Earthquake Retrofitting had been
completed.

Because of this huge default judgment, my lady friend was unable to
refinance the house. This plus the current credit crunch caused her to
become delinquent in her mortgage payments. Therefore, because the
mortgage holders were about to foreclose, in July 2009 she filed for
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy to give her time to refinance.

In October 2008, the default judgment in favor of the City of San
Francisco was set aside for failure to serve process. However, the
city refused to remove the lien it had placed on her properties.
Finally, in late July 2009 the city was forced to remove the lien from
her property. Because of this she was now able to raise the funds from
lenders to refinance the properties.

However, before she could do that, the federal judge corruptly
appointed a trustee. The trustee gets his fees of $425 per hour plus a
commission of 6% on any of her properties he sells. Her three
buildings combined have a currently appraised value of $12.5 million.
Her debt on these buildings is less than $3 million. Thus, her equity
in these buildings is $9 million.

The trustee wants that money for himself. Therefore, he is refusing to
allow her to refinance. He is proceeding with the sale of all of her
properties at prices far below the market value of the houses. He is
selling them so low that she will get nothing and will become a
shopping cart lady when this is over.

Therefore, she and I have filed repeated motions to dismiss the
bankruptcy proceeding. Bankruptcy is supposed to provide protection.
If she does not want to be protected, what right does a judge have to
refuse to let her go free and fend for herself in the cruel world.

So, she is being held prisoner while all her property is being sold at
prices far below the market value.

I am filing a Notice of Appeal in this case today, but do not tell
anybody until it is filed. I want to surprise them. They will be
surprised because they are alleging that I am a pseudonym, a fake,
non-existent person.

I have found a very interesting case that states in effect that
federal bankruptcy courts are unconstitutional.

Northern Pipeline Co. v. Marathon Pipe Line Co., 458 U.S. 50 (1982)

I am appealing to the District Court, not to the Bankruptcy Panel,
which is unusual and I think will throw them off.

Wait until they find out that I am not a fake person after all!

What do you as Libertarians think about this?

Sam Sloan

-- 
Sincerely,
Sam Sloan
917-507-7226
http://www.SamsOwnBooks.com/shop.aspx
http://www.sloanteaches.com

 

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