Tennessee Supreme Court opinion on UCC-1 filings by “paper terrorists” offers a reminder that current TN law offers no effective civil protections for bogus liens
One of the greatest current failures of Tennessee law is the lack of a penalty for fraudulent lien filings. In December, I wrote: “if somebody records a piece of paper with ‘Notice of Lien’ written somewhere on it (and includes the owner name and property address), they’ve got a totally un-lawful, but also practically-effective, lien.” … Continue reading “Tennessee Supreme Court opinion on UCC-1 filings by “paper terrorists” offers a reminder that current TN law offers no effective civil protections for bogus liens”