DeGolyer v. Green Tree Servicing, LLC

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• concluding that proceeding to foreclosure based on a known calculation error could constitute extreme or outrageous conduct supporting a claim for IIED
• holding that trial court's admission of otherwise inadmissible hearsay was harmless when document contained nearly identical information to that of a legally admissible piece of evidence, rendering the evidence cumulative
• affirming grant of equitable reformation of security deed when evidence undisputed that both borrower and lender intended to secure loan with property
• upholding the rescission of the foreclosure deed and the reformation of the security deed where the security deed contained a mutual mistake
• reversing trial court’s directed verdict on plaintiff’s claim for intentional infliction of emotional distress when evidence showed that creditor foreclosed on the wrong property despite having received notice of that fact
• evidence supported claim for intentional infliction of emotional distress where party proceeded with foreclosure and sale after being told it foreclosed on wrong property

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