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MORTGAGEE COMPANY = ZERO POSSESSORY RIGHTS BECAUSE THE CONTRACT FOR THE ‘MORTGAGE’ IS A VOID NULLITY …

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CHITTY ON CONTRACTS [2012] 31st edition helps explain the nature of the void 'mortgage' when Chitty states: "... any agreement not complying with the requirements contained in s.2 of the 1989 Act is a nullity ..."

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"... You've heard of the word _conscience_, the phrase 'still small voice' in reference to something that is supposed to be in men and women that gives them at least an elementary guide to proper behavior. Proper behavior toward themselves, toward their own lives and proper action for the exterior world. You’ve heard those phrases, huh? Conscience, still small voice, mental guidance, spiritual guidance. The question is, I wonder what happened to them? It’s been a long, long time since I personally have seen any evidence whatever that any human being has a conscience. Well, what has been your observation, what has been your experience the last few years even out in that world that we inhabit? Oh now look, please, I’m not talking about giving gifts or about doing people favors which people do in hopes of a reward in return of some kind. I am talking about something entirely different, that is so rare, I wonder when or where we are ever going to see it. I’m talking about a man or a woman putting rightness ahead of all else ..." VERNON HOWARD http://archive.mail-list.com/secretsoflife/message/20121211.110000.cb97944d.en.html

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'... It has sometimes been said that it is only where a tribunal acts without jurisdiction that its decision is a NULLITY. But in such cases the word "jurisdiction" has been used in a very wide sense, and I have come to the conclusion that it is better not to use the term except in the narrow and original sense of the tribunal being entitled to enter on the enquiry in question. But there are many cases where, although the tribunal had juris-diction to enter on the enquiry, it has done or failed to do something in the course of the enquiry which is of such a nature that its decision is a NULLITY. It may have given its decision in bad faith. It may have made a decision which it had no power to make. It may have failed in the course of the enquiry to comply with the requirements of natural justice. It may in perfect good faith have misconstrued the provisions giving it power to act so that it failed to deal with the question remitted to it ...'.

Anisminic Ltd v Foreign Compensation Commission [1968] UKHL 6 (17 December 1968)

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'... I do not think that it is necessary or even reasonable to construe the word 'determination' as including everything which purports to be a determination but which is in fact no determination at all. And there are no degrees of NULLITY. There are a number of reasons why the law will hold a purported decision to be a NULLITY. I do not see how it could be said that such a provision protects some kinds of NULLITY but not others: if that were intended it would be easy to say so ...'.

Anisminic Ltd v Foreign Compensation Commission [1968] UKHL 6 (17 December 1968)

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