MARSHALL BRONSTEIN, D.C. a/a/o CLAIRE LIBASCI v. ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY

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• recognizing that a post-complaint assignment of mortgage does not negate the possibility that a plaintiff can otherwise establish its standing at inception of the suit
• holding that standing may be established as the note holder but “the note must bear a special endorsement in favor of the plaintiff or a blank endorsement”
• holding that bank's assignment of note dated three days after filing of a complaint failed to establish its standing because the plaintiff must prove it \had standing to foreclose at the time the lawsuit was filed\
• finding that, to establish standing, plaintiff must show it held or owned note at time complaint was filed
• finding that there was insufficient evidence to establish standing when original note, submitted after bank filed its foreclosure complaint, contained undated special indorsement
• finding that to’ establish standing, plaintiff must show it held or owned note at time complaint was filed

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