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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: Carl on March 27, 2010, 08:37:46 AM
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Kurt_and_Hunter (1000+ posts) Sat Mar-27-10 09:27 AM
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Sincere question: How can the government order banks to waive mortgage payments for unemployed?
Edited on Sat Mar-27-10 09:35 AM by Kurt_and_Hunter
I have read a couple of articles about the new mortgage program and seen some stories on TV and I haven't seen any discussion of how such a plan could be.
Where does the authority come from? I don't know any way the Executive branch can just order a bank to suspend mortgage payments. (Which is to say, to amend a contract between two private parties extrajudicially... outside a court.)
Encourage, incentivize... sure. But this thing is framed as "ordered" and "required"
Are we talking about proposed legislation or what?
Does anyone have insight into this?
Thanks
New but might be interesting.
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Good question. Unfortunately it is being wasted on people too blind to see the correct answer.
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Good question. Unfortunately it is being wasted on people too blind to see the correct answer.
They would know the answer if it was BOOOOSH doing it.
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Sounds like a bunch of primitives need to go back and read The Communist Manifesto in order to see what Dear Leader would like to be able to do.
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They can do whatever they want. The recent HC bill showed us that.
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