Riggs v. AURORA LOAN SERVICES, LLC

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• holding that there was no issue of authentication because the note was self-authenticating under section 90.902(8)
• holding that bank’s submission of “the original note with a blank endorsement ... supported its claim that it was the proper holder of the note and mortgage.”
• holding that a signature on a promissory note by an agent of the endorser was sufficient to constitute a blank endorsement which allowed the noté to be transferred by possession alone
• noting that a blank indorsement is payable to the bearer and can be negotiated by the transfer of possession alone
• noting that pursuant to Uniform Commercial Code, negotiation of note by transfer of possession with blank endorsement makes transferee the holder of the note entitled to enforce it
• noting that pursuant to Uniform Commercial Code, negotiation of note by transfer of possession with blank endorsement makes transferee the holder of the note entitled to enforce it

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