All the lies Dan told: The Code says that when a school assumes significant loan-making duties, then, you believe the student NOT the school.
Do you need to know any law? NO.
This is intuitively obvious. The school wants the money and will be dishonest with the student, when making the loan.
I paid for classes Yeshiva never provided. I understand the cover story, the school wanted to fudge the paperwork to get its cash, up front. Sometimes, ya gotta fudge the paperwork. But, when did Yeshiva plan on making an honest accounting? NEVER.
I signed an incomplete promissory note. I filled out PART A, name, address, phone number, loan amount.
Then, that promissory note was taken from me, and PART B, my eligibility to borrow was falsified.
I never saw that promissory note again until June 2005, ONE month after Judge Patterson ruled against me in May 2005.
My loan servicing company illegally declared me in default in May 2006.
Preventing me from making full, true and complete entries into my business records is a crime, under New York law.
There is a two-year fraud discovery rule in civil cases, AND, a one-year fraud discovery rule in criminal cases [ fraud in the context of a fiduciary duty ].
Dan Riesel, and the College's attorneys, are trying to twist this section of the CODE, because I appealed to a number of high-ranking individuals about this, and they are trying to escape accountability.
Mike Tyberg and I would like our money refunded to us IMMEDIATELY.
***Dr. Jones needs his tax-exemption back. He needs to be made whole, again. He needs to be returned back to the position he was in before the evil attacked him.
Bob Jones University never lied to steal money from a student.
I paid for Bob Jones. I paid with my life.
Please give Dr. Jones his tax-exemption back, in the same unfettered manner that Yeshiva University enjoys, and correct the fabricated Supreme Court ruling---see Reinquist's dissenting opinion, it is very good.
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