JMJ Financial Group v. Hewko
Plaintiff and respondent JMJ Financial Group[1] commenced foreclosure proceedings with respect to the multi-unit rental property of defendant and appellant Thomas Hewko. Hewko sought the assistance of defendants Denise Honc, Boyan Panajotov, and notary public Rita P. Thomas to gum up the works and delay the foreclosure. Hewko claims to have tendered payment of all sums due on his loan by delivering to JMJ Financial Group a “private registered setoff bond†in the amount of $1,150,000, issued by himself as underwriter, for the credit of JMJ Financial Group, and payable to the order of the United States Treasury, which was authorized to demand payment by presentment to Secretary of the Treasury Timothy F. Geithner. Hewko and the other defendants, via their respective participation, signed, notarized and/or recorded, a variety of other documents including a reconveyance of all interests under the deed of trust of JMJ Financial Group.
JMJ Financial Group filed a lawsuit and obtained the appointment of a receiver with respect to Hewko’s property. Hewko and Honc, each appearing in propria persona, appeal from the order appointing a receiver and from an order denying a motion for reconsideration.[2] They have failed to meet their burden to show that the court erred in granting the application to appoint a receiver. In addition, because they have failed to provide any argument in support of their appeal from the order denying the motion for reconsideration, they have abandoned any challenge to that order. We affirm.
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