California Supreme Court
Feb. 20, 2016
Foreclosed homeowner has standing to sue, state high court rules
A woman who lost her house in a nonjudicial foreclosure has standing to claim in court that it was improperly seized and sold by unauthorized entities, the state Supreme Court unanimously ruled Thursday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A woman who lost her house in a nonjudicial foreclosure has standing to claim in court that it was improperly seized and sold by unauthorized entities, the state Supreme Court unanimously ruled Thursday.
The decision revives a civil lawsuit brought by plaintiff Tsvetana Yvanova, who borrowed $483,000 in 2006 and executed a deed of trust on a residential property in Woodland Hills. The lender and b...
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