Brent Evan Webster v. Redwood Holdings, LLC, dba Wedgewood Inc.

Question 1 Concerning: 1. "Whether the state-court judgments sanctioning the transfer of real property obtained through a collusive foreclosure process denied owners of constitutionally sufficient notice or meaningful opportunity to be heard and thus violated the 'taking' Clause of the 5th Amendment, the Right to Jury Trial 7th Amendment and the 14th Amendment Due Process Clause.” a. "Does a billion-dollar company using a defective “trustees deed upon sale” facilitated by a state-sanctioned auction constitute the unconstitutional 'taking' of private property without compensation, due process, or a jury trial per constitutional provisions?" b. "Under state & federal property law can a large-scale institutional buyer be considered a 'good faith' purchaser if it acquires property suggestive of constructive fraud or fails to perform due diligence concerning the legitimacy of the deed before filing it in the county property register as a validated security deed?” 11 p a g e Application No. 23A1012 Petition for Writ of Certiorari Redwood Holdings, LLC, dba Wedgewood Inc. vs. Azonia Haney and all other occupants of 8707 SE 347th Ave., Boring, OR 97009 and Petitioner - Brent Evan Webster December 25. 2025