In sum, DBSP’s cure or repurchase obligation was not a separate and continuing promise of future performance; rather, it <**25>was the Trust’s sole remedy in the event of DBSP’s breach of representations and warranties. Viewed in this light, the cure or repurchase obligation was not an independently enforceable right, nor did it continue for the life of the investment. [*9] Accordingly, the Trust’s claim, subject to the six-year statute of limitations for breach-of-contract actions, accrued on , when the MLPA was executed. Moreover, DBSP’s failure to cure or repurchase was not a substantive condition precedent that deferred accrual of the Trust’s claim; instead, it was a procedural prerequisite to suit. Finally, because the Trust admittedly failed to fulfill the condition precedent, we need not and do not address the issues of standing and relation back disputed by the parties.
Footnote step one: Given that servicer, Ocwen amassed the borrowed funds repayments off borrowers and shared these to the Trust’s membership, and you can Wells Fargo, the particular owner servicer and bonds manager, oversaw Ocwen and you can was guilty of aggregating and you will publishing monthly obligations and gratification account to help you certificateholders.
