Mortgages – Res judicata – Standing

Where a plaintiff has filed a complaint claiming that the Obsolete Mortgage Statute (G.L.c. 260, §33) was ineffective to discharge a mortgage, the complaint should be dismissed under the doctrine of res judicata and because the plaintiff lacks standing to pursue his claims. “This action was commenced by plaintiff Spiro Spyropoulos (‘Mr. Spyropoulos’) with the

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