Wells Fargo Bank v. Noerring
Court of Appeals of Utah
Judge Michele M. Christiansen Forster authored this Opinion, in which Judges David N. Mortensen and Jill M. Pohlman concurred.
1Opinion of the Court
CHRISTIANSEN FORSTER, Judge:
¶1 After Lynnette Noerring and Justine Noerring (collectively, the Noerrings) defaulted on a loan, Wells Fargo Bank, NA (Wells Fargo) prepared to foreclose on the real property that secured that loan. 1 A title search revealed, however, that, due to some missing words, the security interest in the property had not been effectively conveyed. Wells Fargo filed this action seeking, among other things, reformation of a vesting deed. Following a bench trial, the court amended the deed of trust entered into by the parties to reflect what all parties believed they were…
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