Posts tagged CQB v. Bank of New York Mellon.
Standing is one of the top issues in foreclosure case law. So it comes as no surprise that the issue of standing is also a common focal point for discovery disputes in foreclosures. It has become common foreclosure defense practice to issue extremely broad discovery regarding the lender's standing. Often the defendant will request any documents relating to any assignment of the note and mortgage during the life of the loan. Many have maintained that when the lender's standing is predicated on having physical possession of the properly endorsed promissory note, and not collateral ...
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