In 17-year Case New Jersey Homeowner Alleges “Fraud” Led To Loss of Home In U.S. Bank Foreclosure

By Milton Allimadi  Caption: Superior Court in Monmouth County. Photo source: Wikipedia  Second Photo: Facebook Ajay Kajla wanted the judge to answer one question in particular and he kept repeating it over and over. “Does January 31st, 2008 come before December 7th, 2007 your honor? I would like you to answer that question and for it to be on the record,” Kajla said, standing before Superior Court Judge Marc C. Lemieux in Monmouth County, New Jersey, during a Feb. 8, 2024 hearing. Among other issues, Judge Lemieux was to rule on whether the court even had jurisdiction to hear the case. Kajla is the defendant in a foreclosure case filed against him by US Bank/CSFB on Dec. 7, 2007.  Kajla claims the lawsuit should have been tossed from the get-go since the plaintiff was not the holder of both the promissory note and the mortgage prior to filing the lawsuit as required by the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) the governing law in New Jersey and other states. “So your honor tell me, does January 31st, 2008 come before December 7, 2007?” Kajla repeated.  Judge Lemieux had opened the hearing by informing Kajla that he was denying his motion challenging the...