Jordan v. Nationstar Mortgage, LLC
Washington Supreme Court
1DissentStephens, J.
¶45 (dissenting) I respectfully dissent because the majority erroneously equates the entry provisions at issue with actual possession. Months after Laura Jordan defaulted on her loan, Nationstar Mortgage LLC inspected Jordan’s property and determined that it was vacant. Pursuant to the deed of trust’s entry provisions, Nationstar secured the home by changing the lock to the front door and posted instructions on how Jordan could enter the home if she returned. This practice is not inconsistent with Washington’s lien theory of mortgages and RCW 7.28.230(1). Accordingly, the first certified…
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- Brown v. Snohomish County Physicians Corp.Washington Supreme Court · 1993
- Aldrich v. OlsonCourt of Appeals of Washington · 1975
- Coleman v. HoffmanCourt of Appeals of Washington · 2003
- PNC Bank, N.A. v. HoornaarDistrict Court, E.D. Wisconsin · 2014
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