Texas
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1.4KOne Signature or Two is not important, Consent has been Given, says Fifth Circuit
In this foreclosure case, the pleading relies on signatures of both spouses required on all docs and instruments to foreclose. The Court...
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1.2KDefault Win for Bank due to Borrower Pleadings, or lack thereof
the Bank of America wins as it's an instant dismissal for reasons stated herein: district court’s dismissal of his civil action for...
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1.3KThe King loses his Title due to Acceleration Allowances
This opinion is rendered as per usual for the Bank, claiming the stop start of acceleration is as good an excuse as needed...
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2.0KEquitable Tolling and Abandonment Doctrines Affirm Bank Foreclosure
Here, the district court properly applied the doctrines of equitable tolling and abandonment and correctly concluded that the limitations period had not...
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1.4KRule 56 is Not Going to be Construed Liberally, Says Fifth Circuit
In this foreclosure case the panel dismissed the claims in a short affirmation in favor of Bank of America, claiming failure to...
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1.2KWhen You Cannot Decide which Route is the Best on the Map of Texas
Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito signaled that it had no problem with the most recent round of delay tactics...
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1.3KAsset Protection bars Federal Court Claims
When you're in business and setup an LLC or similar, your assets are protected from law suits and the directors, partners etc...
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1.3KA Valentine Crushed
Valentine continually ignored the court’s urging, instead filing a variety of motions and judicial notices that did not cure the deficiencies.
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1.1KA Twist of Federal with your State Claims, Ye Sayeth
In this foreclosure case the homeowners argued about lack of jurisdiction when the bank et al moved the case from State Court...
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1.3KThere’s Morgan, but no Spice Rum
In this foreclosure case the panel just dismissed the claims in a short affirmation in favor of JPMorgan et al.
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1.3KAcceleration Fails, the Homeowner Wins Dismissal at Fifth Circuit
In this foreclosure case the panel dismissed the claims in a short affirmation in favor of Bank of America, claiming failure to...
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837RESPA and QWR Claims Rejected by Fifth Circuit, Bank Wins
5th circuit dismissed the claims of the homeowner RESPA and QWR arguments, so the Bank wins. surprise the bank wins again by...
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1.6KAre You Bloody Kidding Again?
In this particular Opinion, it’s spits out that the litigant is not going to receive free filing due to being IFP, but...
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1.4KMental Anguish, a Letter and a Frigid Fifth Circuit
In this particular Opinion, the cold Fifth Circuit panel opinion shows a lack of compassion and disinterest to the homeowners pleadings.
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2.0KCertification to the Supreme Court of Texas, Heck No, Says Fifth
In the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals decision, Sexton v Deutsche Bank they reiterate their belligerent stance in this and other cases that Erie...
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2.0KTo Add Property Taxes to a Loan Secured by a Deed of Trust is Prohibited, but We’ll Ignore It here
Texas law prohibited Wells Fargo from making the tax payment on unsecured property and then charging it to the loan secured by...
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1.5KAssumed Mortgage Payment by Homeowner not on the Loan Dismissed by Fifth Circuit
Chambers brought this lawsuit pro se against the mortgage servicer, which was quickly disposed by the Fifth Circuit, as she was not...
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A Plethora of Lawsuits is an Expensive Mistake
Kim brought several lawsuits which were combined and disposed by the Fifth Circuit, confirming Bank win in this foreclosure appeal.
