Federal National Mortgage Association v. Connie Mundy
Syllabus
Generally at issue in this litigation is the propriety of a foreclosure. The trial court held that summary judgment should be entered in the appellee's favor due to, among other things, the appellant's lack of standing. The appellant's principal brief only raises issues connected to the trial court's determination on standing, although even these issues have now been disclaimed by the appellant on appeal. We therefore affirm the trial court's judgment.
Judges: Judge Arnold B. Goldin
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