PER CURIAM.
In May, 1976, appellee sought to foreclose a real estate mortgage, which secured a principal indebtedness of three-quarters of a million dollars. A promissory note, a copy of which was attached to the appellee's complaint, evidenced the corporate appellant's obligation to repay that sum, plus interest, to one Security National Bank, a stranger to the foreclosure action. Neither was the note produced by appellee, nor was an explanation for that omission...
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