In the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals decision, Sexton v Deutsche Bank they reiterate their belligerent stance in this and other cases that Erie guess is as good as a homeowner gets when requesting a question be certified to the Supreme Court.
“Primarily at issue is whether the district court erred in granting Deutsche Bank summary judgment on the basis that it had abandoned its prior acceleration of a loan to John and Shelia Sexton, and, therefore, the foreclosure sale of their house was not barred by the statute of limitations. AFFIRMED. “
Before BARKSDALE, DENNIS, and ELROD
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— LawsInTexas (@lawsintexasusa) November 14, 2020
A Fresh Sua Sponte Opinion from the Fifth Circuit Defies Past Opinions, At Least for Pro Se Litigants
CA5: A single instance of failing to strictly adhere to a court-set deadline is short of the severity of conduct our court has required…
It’s A Win for Former Judge Suzanne Wooten as Shameful Collin County Settle
Collin County’s insurance co has agreed to pay $600K to settle a lawsuit filed by a former district judge wrongfully convicted of bribery.
Young’s ‘Pretty Good Deal’ is Another Baked Fifth Circuit Foreclosure Opinion by an Infamous 3-Panel
Compare, for example, the foreclosure case of Rob authored by Judge Stephen Higginson in 2018 which reversed and rendered for homeowners.
Thievin’ Lawyer Johnie Cooper https://t.co/SN8Hmtxkjr
“There’s no question Starke attorney Johnie Cooper ripped off a client for $53,097, according to @TheFlaBar. Now, the question is how much punishment Cooper will get.”@blaw @motherjones @cynduja @TheJusticeDept @WSJlaw pic.twitter.com/UFslP5OLIg
— LawsInTexas (@lawsintexasusa) December 12, 2020
