The Fourth District Court of Appeal is tired of talking about standing in foreclosure cases after doing it more than 80 times since the housing crash.
June 08, 2016 at 03:00 AM
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The Fourth District Court of Appeal is tired of talking about standing in foreclosure cases.
After dozens of opinions addressing rules for proving debt ownership and the right to foreclose, the appellate court seemed exasperated Wednesday when reversing on these grounds.
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