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cpeavey
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Greetings:
I live in California and am the holder of a Note with personal property pledged as collateral. The collateral is recorded on a UCC-1 form with the County Recorder. The debtor has defaulted on the note and I am in the process of foreclosing the note. The debtor has alienated the property (sold, gave away, I have no idea, but its gone). The California Penal Code has very specific paragraphs covering this exact situation. I can't seem to convince the police or the local District Attorney to at least look at this case. Is there anything I can do? I am planning to foreclose on this note: can I ask for a judgement whereby the judge rules that a crime has been committed?
Thanks and Best regards
I live in California and am the holder of a Note with personal property pledged as collateral. The collateral is recorded on a UCC-1 form with the County Recorder. The debtor has defaulted on the note and I am in the process of foreclosing the note. The debtor has alienated the property (sold, gave away, I have no idea, but its gone). The California Penal Code has very specific paragraphs covering this exact situation. I can't seem to convince the police or the local District Attorney to at least look at this case. Is there anything I can do? I am planning to foreclose on this note: can I ask for a judgement whereby the judge rules that a crime has been committed?
Thanks and Best regards
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