SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK

COUNTY OF NEW YORK
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, 

Plaintiff, 

v. 

THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON, 

Defendant. 

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AMENDED COMPLAINT

SUMMARY

1. This action originally requested the Court to order an immediate accounting of
two trusts known as CWALT 2005-6CB and CWALT 2006-6CB. These trusts hold
residential mortgage loans for the benefit of investors such as Plaintiff. The original
Complaint was not directed at the Defendant Trustee, but information obtained after the
filing of the Complaint demonstrates that the Defendant Trustee has violated its

contractual and other obligations to Plaintiff. Accordingly, Plaintiff seeks to hold the

Defendant Trustee liable for Plaintiff’s damages in all of the following trusts ….
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Knights of Columbus File Amended Complaint in BNY Mortgage Security Case

By David McLaughlin and Jody Shenn – Aug 16, 2011

Bank of New York Mellon Corp. (BK), targeted by New York for allegedly violating state law while representing mortgage-bond investors, was accused by Knights of Columbus of damaging its investment in mortgage securities.

Knights of Columbus, a charitable organization that invested in mortgage-backed securities, seeks to recover losses and demands punitive damages from the bank, according to an amended complaint filed today in New York state court in Manhattan.

Bank of New York, which serves as trustee for trusts holding loans underlying mortgage securities, mismanaged the trust assets, Knights of Columbus said in a statement today. It accused the bank in the complaint of gross negligence and recklessness and said the bank’s actions caused a “substantial” loss.

It is apparent that the defendant knowingly failed in its obligation to receive, process, maintain, and hold all or part of the mortgage files,” Knights of Columbus, based in New HavenConnecticut, said. As a result, it didn’t acquire mortgage-backed securities, “but instead acquired securities backed by nothing at all,” the organization said.

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Case files and amended complaint below…

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AMENDED COMPLAINT
PETER TSAPATSARIS
2192011-08-08
STIPULATION REGARDING MOTION TO TRANSFER OR STAY
002PETER TSAPATSARIS
319-12011-08-08
PROPOSED ORDER GRANTING MOTION TO TRANSFER
002PETER
TSAPATSARIS
4182011-08-01
002MATTHEW INGBER
5172011-08-01
MATTHEW INGBER
6162011-07-20
002MATTHEW INGBER
7152011-07-20
002MATTHEW INGBER
815-12011-07-20
002MATTHEW
INGBER
915-22011-07-20
002MATTHEW
INGBER
1015-32011-07-20
002MATTHEW
INGBER
1115-42011-07-20
002MATTHEW
INGBER
1215-52011-07-20
002MATTHEW
INGBER
1315-62011-07-20
002MATTHEW
INGBER
1415-72011-07-20
002MATTHEW
INGBER
15142011-07-20
002MATTHEW INGBERCREDIT CARD
AMOUNT: $45
07/20/2011
16132011-06-24
RE: MOTION NO. 001, DECISION + ORDER ON MOTION ENTERED IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK ON JUNE 24, 2011
001CLIFFORD REIG
17122011-06-01
PRO HAC VICE MOTION TALCOTT FRANKLIN
001PETER TSAPATSARISCREDIT CARD
AMOUNT: $45
06/01/2011
1812-12011-06-01
PROPOSED ORDER TALCOTT FRANKLIN
001PETER
TSAPATSARIS
CREDIT CARD
AMOUNT: $45
06/01/2011
1912-22011-06-01
PETER TSAPATSARIS
001PETER
TSAPATSARIS
CREDIT CARD
AMOUNT: $45
06/01/2011
2012-32011-06-01
AFFIDAVIT TALCOTT FRANKLIN
001PETER
TSAPATSARIS
CREDIT CARD
AMOUNT: $45
06/01/2011
2112-42011-06-01
PROOF OF SERVICE
001PETER
TSAPATSARIS
CREDIT CARD
AMOUNT: $45
06/01/2011
22112011-06-01
PROOF OF SERVICE
PETER TSAPATSARIS
23102011-06-01
COMMERCIAL DIVISION ADDENDUM
PETER TSAPATSARIS
2492011-06-01
RJI
PETER TSAPATSARISCREDIT CARD
AMOUNT: $95
06/01/2011
258
PROOF OF SERVICE
PETER TSAPATSARIS
267
COMMERCIAL DIVISION ADDENDUM
PETER TSAPATSARIS
2762011-06-01
RJI
PETER TSAPATSARIS
285
PROOF OF SERVICE
PETER TSAPATSARIS
294
COMMERCIAL DIVISION ADDENDUM
PETER TSAPATSARIS
3032011-06-01
RJI
PETER TSAPATSARIS
3122011-06-01
AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE

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Case File New York Supr Ct Amended Complaint in Re Knights of Columbus v Bonym