A homeowner who prevailed in a foreclosure case missed out on an award of $104,700 in attorney fees and costs Wednesday, when the Fourth District Court of Appeal reversed a trial court’s order allowing it.

The appellate panel found that because Farshadi Faramarz had used a lack of standing defense to get the lawsuit dismissed, that took away his right to fees.

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