Alan P. Vernon v. Resolution Trust Corporation

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• declining to extend the D’Oench, Duhme doctrine to cover tort claims against the general assets of the failed institution, believing such action to be “both inappropriate and unnecessary.”
• “[TJhis Court has unearthed only three types of situations where an assertion of D’Oench failed to bar [a] defense, [one of which is where] the borrower is a nonnegligent victim of fraud in the factum.”
• “In every D’Oench doctrine ease save one, the FDIC, the FSLIC or some successor in interest asserted or defended the validity and enforceability of a particular debt or monetary obligation owed to a failed bank ... ”

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