Baker & Taylor Co. v. Commissioner

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• holding that without a nonjudicial foreclosure sale, mortgagor was precluded from bringing a claim for damages against trustee under the DTA but was not precluded from alleging violations of the CPA
• setting forth elements of an intentional infliction of emotional distress claim under Washington law
• regarding violations of the deeds of trust act, chapter 61.24 RCW (DTA)
• noting on a motion for summary judgment, where the 9 plaintiff alleged that the trustee violated its duty of good faith, that there were material issues of fact as to whether the trustee investigated the status 10 of the loan and acted impartially between the note holder and mortgagee
• RCW 61.24.135 lists some per se violations of the Deed of Trust Act that automatically constitute unfair or deceptive practices
• RCW 61.24.135 lists some per se violations of the Deed of Trust Act that automatically constitute unfair or deceptive practices

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