Template: Motion to dismiss foreclosure

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 ### Motion to Dismiss


**[Your Name]**  

**[Your Address]**  

**[City, State, Zip Code]**  

**[Email Address]**  

**[Phone Number]**  

**[Date]**  


**[Court Name]**  

**[Court Address]**  

**[City, State, Zip Code]**  


**Case No.: [Insert Case Number]**  


**[Plaintiff's Name]**  

**v.**  

**[Your Name]**  


**Motion to Dismiss for Lack of Standing, Lack of Contract, and Lack of Proof of an Injured Party**


**To the Honorable Judge [Judge's Name]:**


**Introduction**


Defendant [Your Name] respectfully submits this motion to dismiss the plaintiff's lawsuit on the grounds of lack of standing, lack of contract, and lack of proof of an injured party. The following logical assertions illustrate the deficiencies in the plaintiff's claims.


**Whereas** all contracts are required to contain the element of consideration to be valid;


**Whereas** consideration is defined as something of value to the other party;


**Whereas** false claims, empty promises, and fraudulent securities have no intrinsic value;


**Whereas** the U.S. dollar and all forms of fiat currency have no intrinsic value because they are not convertible into any real asset;


**Whereas** the creators of the U.S. dollar cannot suffer loss for a failure to repay a loan since the dollar did not exist prior to the contract being signed and has no intrinsic value.


**Whereas** the plaintiff’s own standards treat empty promises as worthless, evidenced by their assertion that a promissory note without backing payments is not valuable, and similarly, that a home title without the corresponding home is worthless;


**Whereas** claims, promises, titles, and securities lacking real assets or services are deemed worthless according to the logic inherent in the plaintiff's own lawsuit;


**Whereas** all contracts secured with fiat currencies, such as the U.S. dollar, fail to meet the standard of consideration established above or the standard of consideration as outlined in the plaintiff's logic;


**Whereas** no contract that lacks consideration can be enforced;


**Whereas** any enforcement of a contract that lacks consideration implicates the legal system in fraud, thereby creating an injured party (e.g., the one compelled to perform without just compensation);


**Whereas** the authority of the legal system is derived solely from the consent of the governed;


**Whereas** I do not consent to be subjected to theft or injury by this court or any other person or entity;


**Conclusion**


Based on the aforementioned logical statements, I respectfully request that the court dismiss the plaintiff's lawsuit for lack of standing, lack of contract, and lack of proof of an injured party.


**Respectfully submitted,**


[Your Name]  

[Your Signature (if submitting a hard copy)]  

[Your Title, if applicable]  



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