Bank of New York v. Andrew Calloway

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• holding that testimony alone was sufficient to verify the accuracy of records of another company integrated by the witness’s company
• stating that successor mortgage servicer “itself may establish trustworthiness by independently confirming the accuracy of the third-party’s business records upon receipt”
• finding that mortgagee's witness laid a proper foundation to admit mortgagor's payment history under the business records hearsay exception based on her \demonstrated knowledge of the accuracy of the records\
• finding that mortgagee’s witness laid a proper foundation to admit mortgagor’s payment history under the business records hearsay exception based on her “demonstrated knowledge of the accuracy of the records”
• reversing for a new trial where trial court erred in failing to admit business records
• finding a successor business may establish trustworthiness of another business’s records for the purpose of section 90.803(6) by independently confirming the accuracy of the records upon receipt

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