Drake v. Citizens Bank (In Re Corley)

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• holding under similar facts and contract language that by language of note and mortgage, beneficial interest remained with lender and its successors and assigns
• dismissing trustee’s argument that note and security deed were split, rendering the note unsecured, where MERS was named grantee and nominee for the lender and lender’s successors and assigns in the Security Deed

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