Aurora Loan Services, Inc. v. Frank Craddieth and Peggy Craddieth, Appeal Of: Midwest Real Estate Investment Company, Intervenor-Appellant

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• “[I]t is a disservice to judges and a misunderstanding of the judicial process to wrench general language in an opinion out of context.”
• “[F]ederal jurisdiction is (with immaterial exceptions) determined as of the date the complaint is filed.”
• “It is not enough that he claims to have been injured by the defendant’s conduct. The alleged injury must be legally and judicially cognizable.”
• under Illinois law, “in the absence of a stay, a sale of real property to a third party bars an appeal from the judg‐ ment authorizing the sale”
• “But in the absence of any indication of prejudice to the Craddieths or their third-party buyer-lender, the motion [for intervention] cannot be adjudged untimely as a matter of law.”
• “The point is not that to establish standing a plaintiff must' establish that a right has been infringed; that would conflate the issue of standing with the merits of the suit. It is that he must have a colorable claim to such a right.”

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