New York Law Journal
...interest in, or lien upon, the premises described herein, New Century Mortgage Corp., a California Corporation, Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., a Delaware Corporation, US...
...M-1226X. BIAS v. BIAS M-1263X. BAEZ-SHARP v. NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT AUTHORITY - METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION Appeals withdrawn. ...
...Section 5-1.1 of the Estates, Powers, and Trusts Law of New York, plus testamentary substitutes as that term is defined in sub-paragraph...
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...legislative policy objectives, appears to be an issue of first impression in New York. The attorney represented the wife in a divorce action...
...Defendants New York State Department...Occupants, Persons or Corporations, If, any, Having...foreclose upon a mortgage secured by property...
...wound its way to the New York Court of Appeals. Although...its analysis by reciting the century-old principle that where a...
... "Corporations will decide not...
...for this deal regarding the underwriting standards of mortgage originator New Century Mortgage Corporation ("New Century"), which originated a portion of the...
...filed on September 4, 2012 under motion sequence two, plaintiff New Century Mortgage Corporation (hereinafter "NCMC" or "plaintiff") has moved...
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