Shutter v. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.

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• concluding that trial court did not err in denying appellant’s motion to abate, notwithstanding appellee’s defective verification, because appellant did not explain how such defect impeded trial court’s determination to immediate possession, nor did appellant demonstrate harm
• stating that any defects in the foreclosure process or the purchaser’s title to the property must be pursued, if at all, in a separate suit for wrongful foreclosure and may not be considered in a forcible detainer action
• stating that any defects in the foreclosure process or the purchaser’s title to the property must be pursued, if at all, in a separate suit for wrongful foreclosure and may not be considered in a forcible detainer action
• establishing right to possession by presenting substitute trustee’s deed, deed of trust showing tenant-at-sufferance status, and notice to vacate property
• citations omitted as well as footnote stating that appellant’s trial counsel had stated “no objections” when the substitute trustee’s deed was offered

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