Iain and Natasha McMillan v. The Bank of New York Mellon

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• affirming the foreclosure judgment, but reversing as to the amounts in the final judgment where there was evidence, albeit inadmissible, supporting the amount of indebtedness
• remanding for further proceedings to determine the amounts owed in a case where the bank presented witness testimony as to the exact amounts owed but did not produce the actual business records to substantiate those figures
• affirming the foreclosure judgment, but reversing as to the amounts in the final judgment relating to certain forms of damages that were not proven by competent substantial evidence, and remanding “for further proceedings to determine the amounts owed”

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