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Joy Harmon Sperling and Sarah Sakson Langstedt wrote an article, "New Jersey Appellate Holds Bank Has Standing to Foreclose Even If Allonge to Note Was Not Affixed When Executed," for Pratt's Journal of Bankruptcy Law.
Joy Harmon Sperling and Sarah Sakson Langstedt wrote an article,
"New Jersey Appellate Holds Bank Has Standing to Foreclose
Even If Allonge to Note Was Not Affixed When Executed," for
Pratt's Journal of Bankruptcy Law. The article analyzes the
significance of the New Jersey Appellate Division's recent
decision in U.S. Bank National Association v. Morris Bayonne
Associates I, LLC. In that case, the court ruled that the plaintiff
in a foreclosure action had established a prima facie case for
foreclosure even though the allonge to the note was not physically
attached when the allonge was executed.
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