Wow. Lots of parties liable here. Reeks of those cases where banks forceclosed on the wrong houses. Sad that one has to go public like this to get anything to

Wow. Lots of parties liable here. Reeks of those cases where banks forceclosed on the wrong houses. Sad that one has to go public like this to get anything to happen, but I suspect that it will help showing the world how incompetent the involved parties were. I remember there being some brilliant story in the reverse direction where someone sued a bank (I believe it was BoA) for something like this and won. When the bank didn't respond they got the court to allow property seizure to recover damages. Guy rocked up at a local bank branch and started taking computers and such with court order in hand and sheriff watching. He was legally robbing the bank. Bank reacted quite quickly then!