Hahn v. Farmakis-King
Citations
- 238 N.E.3d 147
- 2024 Ohio 786
Syllabus
CIVIL - complaint for in rem foreclosure married couple separate assets promissory note made by husband to wife for $100,000 note included confession of judgment provision domiciliaries and residents of Pennsylvania contract entered in Pennsylvania funds located in Pennsylvania Pennsylvania law governs mortgage secured promissory note real property located in Ohio Ohio court has subject matter jurisdiction over foreclosure actions relating to real property in a respective county Ohio lacks jurisdiction to enforce promissory note entered in Pennsylvania no error in denying motion for summary judgment.
Judges: Lucci
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