· 6/30/2011
Correia v. Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. Ex Rel. Pooling & Servicing Agreement Series ITF INABS-2005-A (In Re Correia)
Citations
- 452 B.R. 319
- 2011 Bankr. LEXIS 2461
- 2011 WL 2937841
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- holding that debtors lack standing to argue that assignment of their mortgage violated service agreement because they were not parties to the agreement nor third-party beneficiaries thereof
- holding that debtors lack standing to argue that assignment of their mortgage violated a service agreement because they were not parties to the agreement nor third-party beneficiaries thereof
- holding that 7 mortgagors could not challenge mortgage assignment based on non-compliance with 8 the PSA because they were not parties or third-party beneficiaries of the PSA’s 9 terms
- holding that debtors lacked standing to argue that assignment of their mortgage violated a pooling and servicing agreement because they were not parties to the agreement, nor third-party beneficiaries thereof
- holding that debtors lacked standing to challenge the validity of a mortgage assignment because they were not parties to a pooling and servicing agreement, nor could they show that they were third-party beneficiaries
- finding that an individual who is not a party or a third party beneficiary of the PSA lacks standing to object to breaches of the PSA’s terms
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Judges: Haines, Votolato, Deasy
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