Mohan Harihar Email & Phone Number

This account documents the 13-year litigation history of illegally foreclosed Homeowner - Mohan A. Harihar, who has publicly evidenced and exposed what has become recognized Nationwide as the largest and most egregious abuse of judicial power ever recorded in US history - including an unprecedented ELEVEN (11) judicial recusals of record (9 Federal, 2 MA State).The $42B Federal lawsuit - HARIHAR v US BANK et al (Docket No. 15-cv-11880, US District Court, Boston, MA) involves the well-known banking failures associated with the 2008 Foreclosure Crisis - bringing evidenced (and UNOPPOSED) arguments that reveal the fraudulent creation of RMBS Trusts - along with Mr. Harihar's Intellectual Property/Trade Secret that was created to assist The United States with correcting these legal issues (Reference the FCS Model©). Currently - more than 60M American households (includes Foreclosures AND Non-Foreclosures), whose mortgages were fraudulently securitized, have no idea that they're making monthly mortgage payments to a lender (mortgage servicer) who literally has NO LEGAL STANDING to their property.Once implemented as intended, the FCS Model will serve as a giant "Reset Button" for the Housing industry: (1) correcting RMBS legal issues; (2) bringing substantial relief to impacted homeowners; and (3) bringing substantial economic growth to The United States - particularly at a time when the Nation continues to battle the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic.While litigants wait for jurisdiction to be re-established in the US District Court (Boston, MA), efforts are underway to secure an A-list legal team to assist in negotiations with Defendants - WELLS FARGO, US BANK, CITIGROUP and separately, with the Federal Government.Thanks to EVERYONE who has continued to support my legal efforts for all these years.... The Nation - as well as the Global Community is paying attention... For more information, visit https://mohanharihar.academia.edu/

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  University Of Massachusetts

  Sociology