Raghvendra Singh v. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Is the Form 1099 ILLEGAL for the non-recourse debt?
Can Wells Fargo claim Forgiveness or cancellation of deficiency without any approval of the owner? Collection of deficiency has nothing to do with this.
Is Wells Fargo allowed to issues Form 1099 in all foreclosures whether purchase price is higher or lower than the mortagage balance?
Wells Fargo did not allow any bid less than the mortgage balance during Foreclosure Sale. Does this fact show that Well Fargo got the subject property for the mortgage balance?
Wells Fargo does not issue Form 1099 when the owner surrenders the house. How does this fact affect this appeal?
Should the taxpayers be taxed for the involuntarily activities [i.e. foreclosure] beyond the control of the taxpayers particularly associated with a contract [Mortgage contract here] affecting the constitutional rights AND CAUSING EXTREME HARDSHIP? This point has many parts.
Does issuing the Form 1099 in a Foreclosure circumvent anti-deficiency statutes?
Does issuing the Form 1099 in a Foreclosure violate the public policies?
Are we allowed to sue Wells Fargo for other issues, i.e., not disclosing the facts, frauds, a breach of Good Faith and Fair Dealing, violation of Unfair Competition Law ("UCL'), correction of Form 1099, etc.?
Is the Form 1099 illegal for non-recourse debt?