Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. v. Schwartzwald

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• holding that standing is required to present a justiciable controversy and is a jurisdictional requirement
• holding that standing is required to present a justiciable controversy and is a jurisdictional requirement
• noting that UCC 3-203 likely requires courts to disregard a mortgage assignment when the negotiable note is not also delivered
• “[S]tanding to sue is required to invoke the jurisdiction of the common pleas court,” and must “ ‘be determined as of the commencement of [the] suit’ ”
• standing is a jurisdictional matter that must be present at time complaint is filed
• post-filing events that supply standing that did not exist on filing may be disregarded . . . despite a showing of sufficient present injury caused by the challenged acts and capable of judicial redress

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