Posted by robert vega on 6/03/06

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During a N.J. foreclosure action, the foreclosing bank
arranged for movers to remove all household items from the
debtor's home. The debtor was not present during the
removal. After the move was completed, the debtor
discovered that numerous items were missing. Assuming that
the debtor can establish theft of the items, the questions
are as follows:
1. What is the bank's liability for the theft that may
have occurred by the actions of the movers?
2. What is the mover's liability for the theft of said
household items.
3. What is the N.J. statute of limitation for this type of
theft? Is the N.J. statute of limitations tolled if the
theft was not discovered immediately?
Thanks for any input regarding the above fact pattern.

Re: foreclosure/theft, 6/03/06, by Curmudgeon.

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