There was that one guy who showed up at the bank with a moving truck, sheriff's deputies, a lawyer, and a court order to seize the bank branch's assets. When t

There was that one guy who showed up at the bank with a moving truck, sheriff's deputies, a lawyer, and a court order to seize the bank branch's assets. When they started to take the bank manager's desk and chair, that finally convinced them to pay attention and pay up. But this was after they tried to steal his home (which they didn't even have a mortgage on) and dragged him through court and refused to pay the court costs. So, not optimal, but still something that should be happening more frequently. If a few hundred thousand bank branches got repo'd every year, one for each time they ripped someone off, that should cause them to take notice. https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/wronged-homeowners-repossess-bank-1.1117260 https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/wronged-homeowners-reposses...