Pierson v. SMS Financial II, L.L.C.

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• stating main distinction between misnomer and misidentification is whether the correct party received notice of the suit
• applying equitable tolling to allow the real party in interest to substitute itself as plaintiff when request was made four months after naming the wrong plaintiff
• stating main distinction between misnomer and misidentification is whether the correct party received notice of the suit
• affidavit from records custodian that FDIC transferred note and that it owned the note, together with photocopy of the note, was sufficient evidence to establish that the lender owned and held the note

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