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Delayed Standing Defense Can't Upset Foreclosure: NJ Court

By Martin Bricketto (November 14, 2012, 9:12 PM EST) -- A New Jersey appeals court ruled Wednesday that a homeowner couldn't use standing arguments to disrupt a foreclosure decision after excessive delay, adding that a foreclosure judgment won by a party that lacked standing isn't necessarily "void" under the meaning of a key court rule....

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