Bank of America, N.A. v. Reyes-Toledo.

OPINION OF THE COURT BY

POLLACK, J.

This ease raises issues of standing and appellate jurisdiction that pertain to foreclosure proceedings. We consider whether a foreclosing plaintiff seeking summary judgment must prove it had standing to foreclose on the homeowner’s property at the commencement of the lawsuit to be entitled to foreclosure of the subject property. We also determine the extent of appellate jurisdiction over interlocutory orders leading up to a foreclosure decree.

I. BACKGROUND

The subject of the foreclosure proceedings is the home of Grisel Reyes-Toledo (“Homeowner”). On September…