Two appellate courts allow lenders in foreclosure cases to show constructive possession when third parties have physical possession of promissory notes.
March 08, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Prominent foreclosure defense attorney Thomas Ice is celebrating an unlikely cause: two appellate decisions that went against homeowners and gave lenders control of the disputed properties.
Both decisions center on lenders’ rights to sue after endorsing or turning over key loan documents to third-party mortgage servicers.
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