All Articles tagged standing

• General
  December 12, 2018 EDT
  OLD DOGS WON’T ADOPT NEW TRICKS, BUT CONTINUE TO BEFUDDLE THEIR OWN: NEW YORK’S ANTIQUATED UCC ARTICLE 3 AND THE AMBIGUITY OF ASSIGNMENT REQUIREMENTS IN MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE ACTIONS
  Heather M. Baumeister

  Does an assignee of a mortgage loan obligation have standing to foreclose on a defaulting borrower when the assignee has not received indorsement and physical possession of the promissory note?

• State Constitutional Commentary
  May 03, 2017 EDT
  COUEY V. ATKINS: A REEVALUATION OF STATE JUSTICIABILITY DOCTRINE
  Jack L. Landau

  Constitutional conceptions of standing and mootness are constructs of the twentieth century which state courts are not required to follow as a matter of state constitutional law.

• General
  January 01, 2006 EDT
  “A DECENT RESPECT TO THE OPINIONS OF MANKIND”: REFERRING TO FOREIGN LAW TO EXPRESS AMERICAN NATIONHOOD
  Mark Tushnet

  Symposium remarks on references to non-U.S. law being a way in which the United States accords a decent respect to the opinions of mankind.