- Report: #1411763
Complaint Review: BCB Bank Upper Management - Bayonne New Jersey
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Sussex, New Jersey, United States
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BCB Bank Upper Management
611 avenue c Bayonne, New Jersey, United States
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BCB Bank Upper Management whether by design or gross negligence; executive management is not at the wheel in regards to the harsh and illicit actions that their attorneys are using to illegally evict me from my home. Bayonne New Jersey
I am a tenant in good standing, my rent has never been paid late and I am paid through this month of November, I never had a single complaint made against me, nor have I ever broken even one clause in my lease agreement. I recently received a letter by a law firm named Ostrowitz & Ostrowitz claiming to represent BCB bank which notified me of my eviction date. I cannot afford to give an attorney $5,000 to represent me. I have been hospitalized for one week in critical condition and am still gravely ill. I was NOT served through the court process nor was my residence ever posted. Although the attorneys claim my residence was posted I went to the local court house and the sheriffs department which handles evictions had no paperwork naming me in anything. I wish to express to the attorneys involved and UPPER MANAGEMENT AT BCB BANK that there are legal statues within the Anti-Eviction Act of New Jersey that hold the bank and their attorneys legally responsible even if they trample over me and evict me. No one would even know that this day and age a legal upstanding tenant could be steam rolled by a bank and their attorneys, if it wasn't for this very website. I am open to arbitration and this very site provides such arbitration. To the executives of BCB bank, I implore you to implement over sight of your attorneys actions.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Jim
Anaheim,United States
A Couple of Problems
#2Consumer Comment
Tue, November 14, 2017
First, the Sheriffs may not have had to post the notice - the lawyers would have had their own process servers place the notification on your residence. As a result, the Sheriffs would not need to serve notice in this case. Accordingly, the service would have been legal without the need for Sheriffs to perform the service. They would be a part of the overall eviction though...because the bank will call the Sheriffs to enforce the eviction.
Second, you're going to have to check your lease agreement to determine if there is a clause that terminates your lease agreement if the property has been sold to another buyer. Often, when the building is sold, the owner does have the right not to not honor existing agreements. If your lease agrement does not have this clause, you should fight it, but if you cannot afford an attorney....I suggest you at least consult an attorney for an hour and pay the fee. You may be completely correct and figure out how to engage the bank with the resources you have, or really incorrect and have no case.
Third, this website only arbitrates whether a claim on this website is true or not, receives feedback from all parties, and then decides the veracity of the claim made on the website. It does not arbitrate legal disputes. Best of luck to you....
