finding no legal authority that would permit one circuit to review another circuit's decision not to transfer a case, but concluding that even if there were such authority, the case was sufficiently weak on the merits that transfer was not "in the interests of justice"
Summary of this case from Rodriguez-Roman v. INSNos. 89-1925, 90-189.
October 9, 1990.
C.A. 5th Cir. Certiorari denied. Reported below: 901 F. 2d 404.
finding no legal authority that would permit one circuit to review another circuit's decision not to transfer a case, but concluding that even if there were such authority, the case was sufficiently weak on the merits that transfer was not "in the interests of justice"
Summary of this case from Rodriguez-Roman v. INSapplying D'Oench Duhme to affirmative claims of fraudulent misrepresentation and breach of contract regarding future loans
Summary of this case from Jackson v. F.D.I.Cprotecting bridge banks as assignees of the FDIC
Summary of this case from Advantage Group Investment, Inc. v. Pacific Southwest Bank, F.S.B.stating that D'Oench evidences a federal policy to protect the federal regulator and the public funds which it administers against misrepresentations as to the assets in the portfolios of the banks which the banking regulator insures or to which it makes loans
Summary of this case from Outer Banks Contrs. v. Daniels Daniels ConstFull title:AIR LINE PILOTS ASSN., INTERNATIONAL, AFL-CIO, ET AL. v. LANDRY ET AL.…
Court:U.S.
Date published: Oct 9, 1990
"[F]iduciary status is to be determined by looking at the actual authority or power demonstrated, as well as…
Garrett v. Commonwealth Mortg. Corp., AmericaWe state the facts as alleged in the Garretts' complaint. This approach is appropriate because in reviewing a…