LASALLE v. FULK | Ohio Appeals Court Reversal “Tonya Hopkins Affidavit, AHMSI, Option One, Sand Canyon, Copy of Uncertified Assignment” - FORECLOSURE FRAUD

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LASALLE v. FULK | Ohio Appeals Court Reversal “Tonya Hopkins Affidavit, AHMSI, Option One, Sand Canyon, Copy of Uncertified Assignment”

LASALLE v. FULK | Ohio Appeals Court Reversal “Tonya Hopkins Affidavit, AHMSI, Option One, Sand Canyon, Copy of Uncertified Assignment”

COURT OF APPEALS
STARK COUNTY, OHIO
FIFTH APPELLATE DISTRICT


LASALLE BANK, N.A.

-vs-

DOUGLAS MARK FULK, ET AL. AND
DAWNETTA G. ANTONACCI


EXCERPT:

{¶8} The Notice of Filing the Assignment of Mortgage states: “Attached hereto as Exhibit A is a recorded assignment of mortgage and reference to the captioned case.” The attachment is a copy of a notarized assignment of mortgage which states Sand Canyon Corporation, FKA Option One Mortgage Corporation grants, bargains, sells, assigns, transfers, conveys, sets over, and delivers to appellee as trustee for Structured Asset Investment Loan Trust, 2004-11, the mortgage securing the payment of a promissory note signed by appellant. The assignment of mortgage is not a certified copy, nor is it accompanied by an affidavit testifying it is a true copy of the original.

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{¶9} In appellee’s affidavit regarding account and military status, Tonya Hopkins alleges she is a duly appointed officer of American Home Mortgage Servicing, Inc., successor in interest to Option One Mortgage Corporation, and competent to testify in the matter. The affidavit states American Home Mortgage Servicing, Inc. provides mortgage and foreclosure related servicing to appellee. The affidavit states that attached to it are Exhibits A and B, true and accurate copies of the original note and mortgage.

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{¶31} Appellee asserts the assignment of mortgage does not need to be authenticated because it is a notarized document. We disagree. It is not a notarized document, but rather a copy of a notarized document. The copy does not state the volume and page wherein it is recorded, and it is not certified by the records custodian. We find it does not constitute proper evidentiary material upon which the court can rely in determining appellee has standing to foreclose on the note and mortgage.

{¶32} Appellee denies the appellant properly endorsed the forbearance agreement, but on remand it should explain the significance of the loan modification agreement signed by appellant and attached to appellee’s complaint. It appears there is an issue of whether appellee retained and credited appellant’s account with payments she submitted pursuant to the agreement.

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