Re: TITLE VII—PROTECTING TENANTS AT FORECLOSURE

I don't see the problem, The NOD is the first document required in a foreclosure action, repeat required, and therefore it is the first official notice of a foreclosure action in California. To interpret it as a common non-payment notice would require a judge who shouldn't be a judge, and the average citizen receiving one is, or quickly will, be aware that it means possible foreclosure if not corrected. And of course the famous ignorance of the law is no excuse so proudly stated by one judge after another.

Of course the idiots in Sacramento could take a few minutes out over the great district boundary debate and actually require the title of the NOD form include such verbiage in the title as to remove all doubt such as NOD and possible foreclosure. But then that would interfere with one political hack possibly not being reelected, and we all know how terrible that would be, the end of the republic as we know it.