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Struggling Florida Homeowners Get a Break: No Default Notice Means No Foreclosure, Fourth DCA Rules

The Fourth District Court of Appeal has sided with the homeowners in a case involving Deutsche Bank and a mistake over the notice of default in a foreclosure case. A mailing address proved to be the bank’s downfall in an attempt to recover a house in Port St. Lucie, well-known for being one of the hardest hit cities following the housing collapse.

The attorney for the family argued the bank violated terms of the mortgage by sending the notice of default to a post office box as opposed to the property address, which was the official address listed on the mortgage. Even though the house was vacant at the time, the appeals court agreed and remanded the case to the trial court for dismissal.

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