Huntington Nat. Bank v. Merrill Lynch

How courts have described this case

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• stating that summary judgment is proper “when no genuine issue of material fact exists after all reasonable inferences have been drawn in favor of the nonmoyant”
• “As long as the debt remained and the mortgage was unsatisfied of record, there was no right to presume that it had been satisfied or extinguished.”
• The primary rule of construction of a mortgage is to determine the intention of the parties, which is achieved by evaluating the terms of the documents, the situation of the parties, and the nature and purpose of the transaction.
• The primary rule of construction of a mortgage is to determine the intention of the parties, which is achieved by evaluating the terms of the documents, the situation of the parties, and the nature and purpose of the transaction.

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).