Midfirst Bank v. C.W. Haynes & Co. a South Carolina Corp.

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• holding exhibits can be admitted as business records of an entity, even when that entity was not the maker of those records, so long as the other requirements of Rule 803(6
• \Business records of an entity are admissible even though another entity made the records ....\
• \South Carolina recognizes the familiar and uncontroverted proposition that the assignment of a note secured by a mortgage carries with it an assignment of the mortgage.\ (quoting Hahn v. Smith , 157 S.C. 157, 161, 154 S.E. 112, 115 (1930

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