Walter J. Mruk, Jr. v. Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• noting that standing is a threshold issue and that third parties to a contract generally lack standing to challenge its validity
• noting that standing is a threshold issue and that third parties to a contract generally lack standing to challenge its validity
• stating that if foreclosing entity had not been transferred the mortgage, and therefore lacked authority to foreclose, the “foreclosure would be invalid, ineffective, or void”
• stating that \an individual who [is] not a party to a contractual agreement lacks standing to challenge its validity\
• reasoning that because the affiant “personally examined the documents attached to the affidavit” and was otherwise “familiar with [the loan servicer’s] business records[,]” he had “laid an adequate foundation to establish his personal knowledge”
• reasoning that because the affiant “personally examined the documents attached to the affidavit” and was otherwise “familiar with [the loan servicer’s] business records[,]” he had “laid an adequate foundation to establish his personal knowledge”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).