Whether a mortgage and note had been properly assigned was not relevant where the party asserting to be the real party in interest with standing to enforce the mortgage and underlying note was in possession of the mortgage and note. Summary judgment affirmed.
July 01, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Mortgage Foreclosure • Assignment of Mortgage • Lack of Endorsement • Real Party in Interest
Gerber v. Piergrossi, PICS Case No. 16-0815 (Pa. Super. June 17, 2016) Stevens, J. (15 pages).
Whether a mortgage and note had been properly assigned was not relevant where the party asserting to be the real party in interest with standing to enforce the mortgage and underlying note was in possession of the mortgage and note. Summary judgment affirmed.
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