Alva Sosa and Alex Amador v. U.S. Bank National Association

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• recognizing that a bank witness’s trial testimony “can serve the same purpose as an affidavit” in establishing that the bank was the owner of the note and mortgage before the suit was filed
• noting that a plaintiff seeking to foreclose can establish standing through documents, an affidavit of ownership, or through the testimony of a witness with knowledge
• explaining that the bank had to establish standing through additional evidence, because the original note and. allonge contained an undated endorsement and they were filed after the bank filed its complaint
• reversing and remanding for entry of an order of involuntary dismissal when the bank failed to provide sufficient evidence of its standing
• reversing and remanding for entry of an order of involuntary dismissal when the bank failed to provide sufficient evidence of its standing
• reversing and remanding for involuntary dismissal of foreclosure case following non-jury trial where the bank failed to establish standing

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).