Rosa v. MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS, INC.

How courts have described this case

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• “Plaintiffs appear to have standing under [Ibanez], because the allegations [regarding assignment validity], if proven, would render the foreclosure sale void, under Massachusetts law.”
• “The dissolution of the original lender does not affect MERS’ authority to assign a mortgage.”
• The terms within the mortgage \clearly delegate[d] the power of sale to MERS and its succors and assigns\
• “MERS is named -as the mortgagee of record ... so that beneficial ownership and servicing rights of the note may be transferred among MERS members without the need to publicly record such assignments; instead assignments of the note are tracked by MERS’ electronic system.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).