A case testing the use of so-called robo-witnesses led to a reversal for former condominium owners challenging their foreclosures in the Fourth District Court of Appeal.
August 29, 2013 at 11:00 PM
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A case testing the use of so-called robo-witnesses led to a reversal for former condominium owners challenging their foreclosures in the Fourth District Court of Appeal.
A foreclosure case seen as a test of so-called “robo-witnesses” in foreclosure cases led to a reversal by the Fourth District Court of Appeal in favor former condominium owners.
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