· 6/24/1991
Gill v. Arkansas Employment Security Division
Citations
- 306 Ark. 164
- 812 S.W.2d 114
- 1991 Ark. LEXIS 336
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a non-party debtor lacked standing to challenge the validity of an allegedly forged assignment
- because assignment of security deed was contractual, plaintiff lacked standing to contest its validity because he was not a party to the assignment
- plaintiff lacked standing to contest validity of assignment of note and security deed because assignment was a “contract between MERS and [loan servicing company]”
- plaintiff lacked standing to contest validity of assignment of note and security deed because assignment was a “contract between MERS and [loan servicing company]”
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Judges: Brown, Newbern
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