United States v. Andre Taylor

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• holding that “when an agency relationship such as [a holder/servieer exists], the element of possession can be met through either actual -or constructive possession”
• holding that when bearer paper is at issue and there is an agency relationship, “the element of possession can be met through either actual or constructive possession”
• confirming that the element of possession necessary for standing to bring an action on a note may be met “through actual or constructive possession”
• holding even where third party has physical possession of note, so long as plaintiff had power to exercise control over it, then plaintiff had constructive possession of note
• holding even where third party has physical possession of note, so' long as plaintiff had power to exercise control over it, then plaintiff had constructive possession of note
• appellate court reviews the sufficiency of the evidence to prove standing to bring a foreclosure action de novo.

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