A unanimous decision by the Maine Supreme Court is reversed, by the Maine Supreme Court. The decision involves the proceedures used by financial institutions in foreclosures...sorry people there'll be no more free houses if the bank makes an error.
Under Finch, foreclosing lenders will no longer face the draconian consequence of a simple error in a default notice resulting in the forfeiture of its note and mortgage.
How does that happen? I mean a unanimous decision overturned. I read somewhere else, that one of the justices should have recused herself due to a conflict but didn't.
