· 8/11/2016
C. Wesley Fowler as Administrator Ad Litem of the Estate of Frank Jackson v. City of Memphis
Citations
- 514 S.W.3d 732
- 2016 Tenn. App. LEXIS 583
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- concluding that allegations that an entity was the holder of a promissory note combined with supporting documents such as copies of the note, the deed and assignments were sufficient to establish standing
- concluding Fannie Mae had a “claim” against the debtor, which made it a “creditor” based on copies of the note, deed, and assignments in the record
- to have standing in a bankruptcy case, a party must be a “party in interest”
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Judges: Presiding Judge J. Steven Stafford
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