19Dec
If police disassemble a house, what happens to the interests of the lien holder?
Author: admin | Category: Police
J. asked:
This question came to mind after reading about Anthony Sowell, the suspect in Cleveland with human bodies found on his property. Police plan to continue searching his three-story home throughout the night. A search warrant obtained over the weekend gave police permission take apart the house brick by brick if necessary, police sources said.
This question came to mind after reading about Anthony Sowell, the suspect in Cleveland with human bodies found on his property. Police plan to continue searching his three-story home throughout the night. A search warrant obtained over the weekend gave police permission take apart the house brick by brick if necessary, police sources said.
Would the bank that presumably owns the home have any way to protect their interests in the property in an instance such as this?
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Tags: Lien Holder, Necessary Police, Night Search
December 20th, 2007 at 9:26 pm
The house have insurance.
The lender always requires that the lender always requires that the house have insurance.
December 22nd, 2007 at 5:32 pm
That’s what insurance was invented for. If you own a rental, it’s required.