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This document was docketed as received on the 6th however it was docketed as a motion to
compel. That section of the documents was highlighted so the clerk thought that is what the sender
wanted. The first title however does say objection so I have changed the entry to reflect that it was
the objection. The documents that were clocked in were apparently sent to our office by the judge
as they appear to be faxes.
Darlene Muszynski
Assistant Director Civil
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12/06/2010 MO TIO N TO C O MPEL
& Q UIET TITLE IN THE R EC O R D O F ABSENC E O F ANY NO T & TO CANC EL
FR AUDULENT & UN NO TIC ED & UNAUTHO R IZED HEAR ING
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12/08/2010 O BJEC TIO N TO HEAR ING BY JENNIFER FR ANKLIN PR ESC O TT
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STATUS O F DISPO SITIO N JUDGE & R EC USAL MO TIO N BY JENNIFER FR ANKLIN
PR ESC O TT
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Naples, Florida, Courthouse
2. Previously, purported “defendant” Prescott had filed her objections to any magistrate
ATTACHMENTS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
BANKUNITED,
as [purported] successor in interest to [lawfully seized] BANKUNITED, FSB.,
purported plaintiff(s),
MOTION TO COMPEL & QUIET TITLE IN THE RECORD ABSENCE OF ANY note
AND TO CANCEL FRAUDULENT AND UN-NOTICED & UNAUTHORIZED hearing
[State Street Bank v. Lord, 851 So.2d 790 (Fla. 4 Dist. 2003)]
1. On 09/02/10 Jennifer Franklin-Prescott had filed her “Motion for Recusal” and “Notice in
Support of Recusal”:
See Docket.
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BANKUNITED WARRANT & SEIZURE (F.D.I.C.) – FRAUD ON THE COURT
“interest” and no right to sue Jennifer Franklin Prescott. Furthermore, Camner Lipsitz, P.A.
does not represent purported BankUnited. Here, Serena Kay Paskewicz is not any counsel.
3. Disposition Judge Hugh D. Hayes has been a Defendant, e.g., U.S.A. Ex Rel. et al. v. U.S.A.
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“plaintiff(s)” FAILED to surrender ORIGINAL PROMISSORY NOTE
4. Here, “plaintiffs” had asserted unknown loss and/or destruction of the original note and
so that it does not remain in the stream of commerce. Here, “plaintiff(s)” seized & bankrupt
bank and BankUnited had alleged that the note was lost, destroyed or stolen, and that the
manner and time of loss/destruction were unknown. Therefore, the court is authorized by
statute to take the necessary actions to protect the purported defendant against loss that
might occur by reason of a claim by another party to enforce the purported instrument. See
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section 673.3091(2), Fla. Stat. (2002). Here, Jennifer Franklin-Prescott has been entitled to
and demanded protection and removal of the alleged note from the stream of commerce.
5. Here, after the self-reported and conceded loss and/or destruction of the pretended note,
most obviously, the non-existent note could not have possibly been assigned.
7. Fla.R.Civ.P. Rule 1.130(a) requires a Plaintiff to attach copies of all “bonds, notes, bills of
exchange, contracts, accounts, or documents upon which action may be brought” to its
complaint. Here, the unauthorized plaintiff(s) failed to attach a copy of the purported
promissory note. Therefore here, the non-meritorious claim had no base and was disposed.
8. The original document required to be filed with the court in a mortgage foreclosure
proceeding is the promissory note. A promissory note is a negotiable instrument within the
definition of section 673.1041(1), and either the original must be produced, or the lost
document must be reestablished under section 673.3091, Florida Statutes. See Mason v.
Rubin, 727 So. 2d 283 (Fla. 4th DCA 1999); see also Downing v. First Nat'l Bank of Lake
City, 81 So. 2d 486 (Fla. 1955); Thompson v. First Union Nat'l Bank, 673 So. 2d 1179 (Fla.
5th DCA 1994); Figueredo v. Bank Espirito Santo, 537 So. 2d 1113 (Fla. 3d DCA 1989).
Here after lawful F.D.I.C. seizure of plaintiff defunct bank, re-establishment was legally &
factually impossible. Furthermore, seizure is not any transfer by delivery in the ordinary
course of business. Accordingly, the Disposition Judge disposed the frivolous action.
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PRESCOTT RAISED GENUINE QUESTIONS AS TO THE note’s authenticity
9. The Evidence Code provides the rationale for the above conclusion and demand. Section
90.952, Florida Statutes (2002), indicates that original documents are required to prove the
contents of a writing, unless otherwise provided by statute. Here pursuant to Section 90.953,
Florida Statutes, Jennifer Franklin has been raising genuine questions as to the
PRESCOTT HAD BEEN DEMANDING DUE PROCESS AND THE PURPORTED note
10. Here, the facially frivolous action was filed in July 2009 and disposed on 08/12/2010. As of
12/03/2010:
11. Hereby, J. Franklin-Prescott again objects to the fraudulent, un-noticed, and unauthorized
hearing in this disposed action, which had lacked any base and sufficiency.
Here, lawful seizure was not any negotiation and/or transfer by delivery in the ordinary
course of business.
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13. Under Florida Statute 701.02, an assignment is only effective if it indicates that it is an
light of the foregoing, this Court had disposed this frivolous action on 08/12/2010,
14. Prescott again gives notice of publication of said objection(s), proof of fraud and fraud on
the court, and Prescott’s demands under the law. See, e.g., www.scribd.com.
15. In this disposed & contested foreclosure fraud case, “plaintiff” seized and bankrupt bank
and/or BankUnited did not acquire rights of a holder in due course of an instrument lawfully
seized. Here, “Plaintiff” lawfully seized and bankrupt bank and BankUnited had non-
“plaintiff(s)” SEIZED BANK & BANKUNITED ARE NOT ANY “holder in due course”
16. Here purported “plaintiffs” are not any “holder(s) in due course”. Here in particular,
“plaintiff” bankrupt bank’s lawful seizure was not any business in due course. Here, there
were, e.g., bankruptcy, creditor’s sale, and/or similar proceedings, and “plaintiff(s)” did not
acquire rights of a holder in due course of an instrument lawfully seized. See Uniform
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17. Here after lawful F.D.I.C. seizure of “plaintiff” bankrupt BankUnited, FSB, no assignment
was contained in any document and recorded according to law. See Collier Clerk of Court’s
public records. See Ch. 701, Fla. Stat.; § 701.02 et al. Here, there was no “assignment chain”.
“(b) A person seeking enforcement of an instrument under subsection (a) must prove
the terms of the instrument and the person's right to enforce the instrument. If that
proof is made, Section 3-308 applies to the case as if the person seeking enforcement
had produced the instrument. The court may not enter judgment in favor of the
person seeking enforcement unless it finds that the person required to pay the
instrument is adequately protected against loss that might occur by reason of a claim
by another person to enforce the instrument …”
Here, Jennifer Franklin Prescott is not protected against further fraudulent “claims” after
said lawful seizure and alleged unknown “loss and/or destruction” of the purported
19. Here, Jennifer Franklin Prescott has controverted “plaintiffs’” fraudulent claims of any
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“plaintiffs” HAD NO right to sue / foreclose AT TIME OF FILING
20. A person suing to foreclose must have the right to foreclose and reestablish when he files the
lawsuit. Here at the time of filing, “plaintiffs” had admittedly lost and/or destroyed any
right to foreclose. Here, “plaintiffs” knew that they could not possibly establish any
negotiable instrument.
21. Any post-lawsuit assignments establish that the lender did not own at time of suit. See State
Street Bank v. Lord, 851 So.2d 790 (Fla.4th DCA 2003); Nat. Loan Invest. v. Joymar Ass.,
767 So.2d 549 (Fla. 3rd DCA 2000); Mason v. Rubin, 727 So.2d 283 (Fla. 4th DCA 1999).
22. A person not in possession of an instrument is not entitled to enforce the instrument if the
loss and/or destruction was the result of a lawful seizure, § 673.3091, Fla. Stat.,
Enforcement of lost, destroyed, or stolen instrument. Here “plaintiff” bankrupt bank was
lawfully seized and knew that it could not possibly enforce the admittedly lost / destroyed
23. Here, the “plaintiff” bankrupt and lawfully seized bank did not give any notice of any
transfer of the lost and/or destroyed note / instrument. Here, the F.D.I.C. had lawfully
24. Here pursuant to plaintiff(s)’ own complaint and assertions of record, the purported note
Therefore, “plaintiff(s)” could not have possibly had any cause of action, interest, standing,
and right to sue Jennifer Franklin Prescott. Accordingly, this Case had been disposed.
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WHAT IS GOING ON? - DISPOSITION OF FRIVOLOUS action IN AUGUST 2010
25. “Disposition Judge Hugh D. Hayes” had disposed the facially non-meritorious action on
26. Here, purported “plaintiff(s)” and BankUnited, FSB, knew that said defunct bank had been
lawfully seized (F.D.I.C.) and could not have possibly (re) established any admittedly lost
and/or destroyed note under Florida law. See State Street Bank v. Lord, 851 So.2d 790
(Fla. 4 Dist. 2003); and Federal and F.D.I.C. BankUnited seizure reports on file.
27. Here, the “plaintiff(s)” had conceded “unknown” loss and/or destruction of the purported
“note”, which “was the result of a lawful seizure” (F.D.I.C.), Section 673.3091, Florida
Statutes. See also § 90.953, Fla. Stat. Therefore, “plaintiff” knew that it could not have
possibly met the requirements to (re) establish a lost/destroyed/stolen note under the law.
BANKRUPT BANKUNITED WAS NOT ENTITLED TO ANY action & attorney’s fees
28. Here, the “plaintiff(s)” lawfully seized and bankrupt bank failed to, e.g.:
plaintiff could not satisfy the requirements of § 673.3091(1)(b). Therefore, BankUnited had
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29. Because here admittedly, lawfully seized BankUnited did not even know WHO had
lost/destroyed the purported note WHEN and HOW, no satisfactory explanation was ever
given or could have possibly been given. Therefore here, said “lawfully seized” bankrupt
Bank was not entitled to any action, attorney’s fees, and “hearing”.
30. Here, “plaintiff” had no cause of action. BankUnited Financial had filed for protection under
Chapter 11 of the Federal bankruptcy code, listing total assets of $37.7 million and total
debts of $559.7 million. Here, shareholders and other stakeholders were wiped out.
31. Here in the absence of any note and after said bank seizure, BankUnited had no right to sue
32. Here concededly, BankUnited could not (re)establish any lost/destroyed note. See
Complaint and case law on file. Here expressly, BankUnited had stated that it could not
possibly (re) establish any note, because it knew that it could not determine:
Furthermore, if the holder of an instrument destroys it, he thereby forgives and discharges
any debt and may not maintain an action. See District of Columbia v. Cornell, 130 US 655,
32 L ed 1041, 9 S Ct 694.
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FRIVOLOUS ACTION IN THE ADMITTED ABSENCE OF ANY NOTE
33. Therefore here under Florida law, “plaintiff(s)’” action was facially frivolous. Because
seized BankUnited knew that it could not possibly (re) establish the lost/destroyed note/
34. In the admitted absence of any note, BankUnited was not entitled to any attorney’s fees and
b. Serena Kay Paskewicz’, Esq., lack of any authority to represent seized BankUnited, FSB.
36. Here on 12/02/2010, Prescott had reviewed the Clerk’s electronic docket while abroad and
on her way to Australasia. Here, the Clerk’s electronic docket did not show any “event”.
37. Here after the lawful seizure of bankrupt BankUnited, FSB, “Erin M. Rose, Esq.” is not any
“co-counsel”. Absent any possibility to establish the lost note, S. Kay Paskewicz, Esq. and
Camner Lipsitz (BankUnited founder Alfred Camner) were fired and no longer authorized to
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NO record address
38. Here, the electronic docket does not show any “address”, and Jennifer Franklin-Prescott was
a. “notice of hearing”;
b. “affidavit”; and “notice of filing”. No address to send anything to existed. See attachment.
39. In the record absence of any address and possibility to (re) establish any note, Prescott
could not have possibly been “served” and obligated to pay any “attorney’s fees”.
40. J. Franklin-Prescott is abroad, on her way to Australasia, and could not possibly appear.
Prescott had her recent pleadings delivered to the Clerk, Disposition Judge, and parties. See
1. An Order compelling “plaintiff” seized and bankrupt bank and BankUnited to show cause
2. An Order recusing Disposition Judge Hugh D. Hayes, because he has been a Defendant and
3. An Order canceling said unauthorized hearing in this frivolous, fraudulent, and hence
disposed action;
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4. An Order quieting title in the record absence of any original note/instrument & transfer and
5. An Order taking judicial notice that purported “plaintiff” and seized bank in this disposed
& frivolous action could not have possibly been holder(s) in due course and assignee(s);
cause of action and interest and because of the absolute impossibility to establish any note;
8. An Order declaring Jennifer Franklin-Prescott’s record title to the subject property free and
clear, because of said conceded and absolute impossibility to establish any instrument/note.
ATTACHMENTS (12/02/2010)
• Docket as of 12/02/2010
• “Events” pursuant to Docket
• § 673.3091, Fla. Stat., Enforcement of lost, destroyed, or stolen instrument.
• State Street Bank v. Lord, 851 So.2d 790 (Fla. 4 Dist. 2003)
• Certificates of Deliveries upon Clerk, Disposition Judge, Albertelli Law
By Certified Facsimile and Delivery to Clerk of Court, Dwight E. Brock & Disposition Judge.
By Rush Messenger Service West, Inc., 12/03/2010.
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