· 3/25/2015
Diana Jelic v. LaSalle Bank, National Association
Citations
- 160 So. 3d 127
- 2015 Fla. App. LEXIS 4276
- 2015 WL 1334295
How courts have described this case
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- reversing a final judgment of foreclosure where there was no evidence that the party transferring the note into a PSA had any intent to transfer an interest to the trustee
- reversing a final judgment of foreclosure where there was no evidence that the party transferring the note into a PSA had any intent to transfer an interest to the trustee
- reversing a final judgment of foreclosure where there was no evidence that the party transferring the note into a PSA had any intent to transfer an interest to the trustee
- reversing a final judgment of foreclosure, in part because there was no evidence that the party transferring the note into a trust had any intent to transfer an interest to the trustee
- reversing a final judgment of foreclosure, in part because there was no evidence that the party transferring the note into a PSA had any intent to transfer an interest to the trustee
- “[T]he special indorsement on the original note' suggests Washington Mutual Bank was the proper party to initiate the foreclosure action.”
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Judges: Stevenson, Klingensmith
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