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The
Judge Tashima Era - The ONE SATISFATION RULE:
Publishers
IN THIS ISBN BOOK SET
hereby
authenticates the use of its ISBN. •
The Co-authors have endeavored to narrow down and
explain the bare facts and the several legal
theories behind the U.S. Federal governments most
recent 2008 Bank, Wall Street and Insurance Company
Bail Out by the use of the "ONE SATISFACTION
RULE". "The Bail out of the 90s, involved the
same stratigy used by the BofA vs NMEC folks in the
90s," says co-author Scott Stubblefield,
Esq.
•••
Legal literature is not a tool by which
compiling authors may keep for themselves, thus,
the facts and data that has been collected from
existing works, may be freely used. Of course, that
includes the opinions of judges, attorneys and the
information leaked to the news media. Even some of
the material the authors herein have compiled to
redefine and ascertain the time period -- when the
"new parties to this action, joined the existing
"joint tortfeasors" -- is not immune from this
copyright.
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Both the authors and publisher believe that
the examples and case history data found within the
book set, and special eWeb editions are accurate,
thus such reliance, will be most useful in helping
the para-legal, case and trial attorney prepare for
trial.
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In the NBS WiTEL action started in 1990, the
late Melvin Belli, stated, "by law, in
America, RF - hi-frequency radio broadcasting
spectrums were not sold to telephone companies." It
wasn't until 1999, the first FCC Auction was
planned. This was a complete about-face from what
was promised to Stubblefield and the Kentucky "big
six" in 1906, stated
Melvin Belli, in "The
Tortfeasors". •••
"In lost revenue alone, Kentucky and the
"big six" were bleached out of the wireless
picture. In today's monetary standards, the amount
erased by the government would be in the billions
to the Stubblefield Family, as well as to the many
other Kentuckians, whom invested money in the
American dream of the
1900."
•••
However, the story line, data, news
clippings and other information are intended solely
as researching aids and should not be used in any
particular application without independent studies
and verification by the person making the
application.
•••
For these reasons, the Authors and Publisher
of this ISBN make no warranties, express or
implied, that the examples, data, or other
information in these volumes are free of error,
that they are consistent with industry standards,
or that they will meet the requirements for any
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Tashima Era - The ONE SATISFATION RULE:
This Book, However,
is not only about
Bank of America, NMEC and Wells Fargo, it is also
about the One-satisfaction rule, Judge Tashima and
his Memorandum Opinion II And Order of May 29,
1986: Mortgage Pool Certificates Securities
Litigation. No. MDL, 647 AWT. United States
District Court, C.D. California, May 13, 1986,
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"1. Damages ¬ 59 •••
One-satisfaction rule, which is based upon
principle that injured party may re cover only once
for single injury, and thus that any payment made
by any person in compensation for harm diminishes
proportionally injured party's claim against any
tortfeasors, is applicable to federal securities
claims and, under California law, to state
statutory and common-law fraud
claims.
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2. Subrogation ¬
2
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Bank, as escrow agent for mortgage pools,
was not subrogated to rights of pool investors when
it paid off investors following discovery that
pools were being operated fraudulently where bank
admitted paying off investors in recognition of its
own responsibilities toward
them.
•••
3. Assignments ¬
24(1)
•••
Once injured party is fully compensated for
its injury, whether by tort-feasor or someone else,
his claim is extinguished by operation of law and
thus cannot be as
assigned.
•••
4. Assignments ¬
24(1)
•••
Payment by escrow agent of mortgage pools to
investors, upon discovery that pools were being
operated fraudulently, constituted full
satisfaction of investors' claims, where agent was
itself liable to investors, and thus agent could
not bring investors' claims by way of assignment
against other allegedly fraudulent operators and
participants in mortgage pools; rejecting
(American Commercial Lines v. Valley Line Co.,
529 F.2d 921 (8th Cir.). THE AUTHOR AND
PUBLISHER OF THIS ISBN •EXPRESSLY DISCLAIM THE IMPLIED
WARRANTIES OF DISTRIBUTION AND OF PUBLISHING FOR
ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE, even if the author has
been advised of a particular purpose, and even if a
particular purpose is indicated in the book. The
author and publisher also disclaim all liability
for direct, indirect, incidental, or consequential
damages that result from any use of the examples,
data, or other information in this book.
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Happy Welcome is extended into the world and
secrets of Sun Tzu, the innovator of the popular
"Bait Switch Game". "We Couldn't Have Done It Without
You."
----- Discover
the hidden secrets and never before revealed truths
about the Bank of America -- NMEC scandal; the
events that destroyed many people, including the
president and chairman of the Board of Bank of
America and NMEC. BofA's Sam Armacost, called the
NMEC scandal, "that crazy mortgage thing never
should have happened". BofA's Board of Directors
called the scandal "their personal Pearl Harbor" --
analogized after Federal Judge Tashima. ( The
Tashima Era)
-----This Book, however is not only about
Bank of America, NMEC and Wells Fargo, it is also
about the founders, the good and bad guys of the
financial, banking, insurance world, and the
corporate gurus who make up the pieces of the
puzzle -- from the early days of mortgage
pass-through certificates, in 1977 to
1993.
-----The methodology which Troy and Josie
Cory applied to resolve the BoA -- NMEC scandal,
is, what you might call in he high tech world -- as
Motion with Devotion. You'll find there's as much
as a thin-line between Bank of America and NMEC
activities, as there is between Trust Deed and
mortgage notes-- for without one you might not have
the other. We Couldn't Have Done It Without
You -- said BofA the 80s and
1990s
-----The Banks
Un-American Banking Activities in the 80s, promoted
itself as the bank that -- "We Couldn't Have
Done It Without You." But to Claire Giannini
Hoffman, the bank her father founded in 1906, as
the Bank of Italy, is doing an unflattering job on
his memory.
ffman, was an ongoing critic of Bank of
America for much of her lifetime. She made a habit
of contacting newspapers and radio stations
condemning the wild and wooly ways of various BofA
officials, calling them "an insult to my
father."
-----"It is contemptible, what they are
doing," the 89 year-old Hoffman would tell
interviewers. "They are using my father's name and
picture to promote their bank". She said the modern
Bank of America does not represent the business
philosophy espoused by her father. "My father
believed that, if you helped people, eventually you
would have people for friends, as well as
customers."
-----Hoffman, delivered a blow to the bank's
image in 1985, by resigning her honorary seat on
its board. It was over what she called, the
"unpardonable" act of selling its San Francisco
headquarters; the repossessing of trucks,
automobiles and the homes and farms from our
customers, in a time of
need.
-----Today's BofA, she said, "is just
another bank. If it didn't have the same name there
would be no similarity at
all." We Couldn't Have Done It
Without You -- said BofA in the 2002s and
08s
-----And the
predictions declared by the daughter of founder of
BofA, Amadeo P. Giannini, were right on - JUST LOOK
AT THE TIMELINE. The name change from the Bank of
Italy, to the Bank of America took place in
1930.
ITEM No.: 08; -
TITLE: 680Bank
Of America, "The Tortfeasors" The Bait
Switch
Game".
By Troy Cory-Stubblefield, Melvin Belli,
Esq., Scott
Stubblefield,
Esq., Kevin McLean, Esq., Josie Cory.
Hardcover (September 3, 1993),
Price:$1,229.99
- (450 pages) -
Special
Order;
ISBN: 1-883644-85-2;
BK0660.
Review:
Bank Of America, The Tortfeasor
SUBJECT:
The Truth and Untold Story about the Bank
of America and NMEC scandals; A shocking
non-fiction book on how to rob a bank from
the inside. BofA's American and
un-American banking activities; Billion
Dollar Contracts, News Reports on BCCI,
Student loans. "Monopoly, that's the
favorite game of habitual crooks &emdash;
they're going to go around the board as
many times as they can, before going to
jail". Jim Donckels, FBI.
TITLE: The Sky's
The Limit -- with Speedollars PUBDATE: 3rd Edition 2008 •
Revised, Updated & Expanded - -
2008.
ISBN:
1-883644-85-2; BK0660
Price:
$69.95
TITLE: Bank Of
America, The Tortfeasor, the Bait
Switch Game.
SERIES: Tortfeasor
Series
AUTHOR:
Cory-Stubblefield; Belli, Melvin
M.
PHOTOGRAPHER:
Cory-Stubblefield, Troy; Sova,
Mark
ILLUSTRATOR:
Cory-Stubblefield, Troy
EDITOR:
Stubblefield, Scott B. Esq.; McLean,
Kevin, Esq.; Johnson Ken; Huntsman,
Rulon J., Esq.; Cory, Josie
TRANSLATOR:
SUBJECT: The Truth
and Untold Story about the Bank of
America and NMEC scandals; A shocking
non-fiction book on how to rob a bank
from the inside. BofA's American and
un-American banking activities; Billion
Dollar Contracts, News Reports on BCCI,
Student loans. "Monopoly, that's the
favorite game of habitual crooks
--they're going to go around the board
as many times as they can, before going
to jail". Jim Donckels,
FBI.
EDITION:
Collector's Edition
VOLUME:
I
PAGES:
450
DISCOUNT:
20%
PUBLISHER:
Television International
Publishing
CO-PUBLISHER:
Smart Daaf Publishing
BINDING: HC
LISTPRICE:
1,299.99
PUBDATE: 930903
Library of Congress TX 3663273. Card
# 93-061742
Effective Date of Registration: Nov 1,
1993
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The Co-authors have endeavored to narrow down and
explain the bare facts and the several legal
theories behind the U.S. Federal governments most
recent 2008 Bank, Wall Street and Insurance Company
Bail Out by the use of the "ONE SATISFACTION
RULE". "The Bail out of the 90s, involved the
same stratigy used by the BofA vs NMEC folks in the
90s," says co-author Scott Stubblefield,
Esq.
