Burnett v. Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that the court could not make reasonable inferences that the defendant was liable based on “broad allegations against a large and mostly anonymous group of people” (emphases in original)
• concluding that the court could not make reasonable inferences that the defendant was liable based on “broad allegations against a large and mostly anonymous group of people” (emphases in original)
• suggesting that non-judicial foreclosure is not debt collection for purposes of the FDCPA, but refusing to so hold
• suggesting that non-judicial foreclosure is not debt collection for purposes of the FDCPA, but refusing to so hold
• suggesting that non-judicial foreclosure is not debt collection for purposes of the FDCPA, but refusing to so hold
• suggesting that non-judicial foreclosure is not debt collection for purposes of the FDCPA, but refusing to so hold

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).