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EU Directive allowing discharge of mortgage and equity refunded
I was able to post this in the Ireland group but the other EU country group ‘Germany’ would not allow it to be posted. ‘please try again’. If you can please attempt to post in in the Germany group + share it with your EU based colleagues it will be very helpful.
EU directive allowing for the discharging of a mortgage contract and a refund on all equity in the property. It’s been buried but has been recognised in court.
Other useful information on the site worth reviewing
https://www.thehub-ireland.com/home/european-legislationdirective-85577-eec/
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Done.
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Hi, I couldn’t work out how to post so thought I’d try joining this discussion. I’d like to know what is “asset emancipation ” and could it be a way to protect our property from the government??
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Where did you hear this term. The closest thing to that I’ve heard about is reconveyancing however this process has not been tried in court in Australia. There is a webinar on this process. http://solutionsempowerment.org/webinar-deed-of-reconveyance-guest-speaker-muki/
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This applies to all mortages that werent signed in a bank office and where the bank didnt notify the debtor of a 7 day cooling off perod?
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Hi Torus, studying the legislation proper, from the EU Parliament website, is going to be the key element for success. This is a crucial task I regularly recommend and it has certainly provided breakthroughs for me. Including, for example, evidence that a certain activity was voluntary when all the media ( and government websites!!) were screaming that certain activity was law and not performing would result in prison. So, everyone is a liar until studying the legislation proves otherwise!! Source materials- not third party commentators. Sarina, asset emancipation can relate to a variety of things. It is ultimately colloquial and some what semantic. But in essence its about regaining control. A Trust is one manifestation of this.