Clay v. Dodd

How courts have described this case

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• affirming grant of summary judgment on wrongful foreclosure claim where it was undisputed that the borrowers failed to pay principal and interest they admittedly owed while they challenged flood insurance charges they claimed they did not owe
• “[E]ven if a bona fide controversy existed as to liability for this additional amount, the [borrowers] were obligated to pay the monthly sum they admittedly owed under the promissory note.”
• trial court properly granted lender summary judgment on borrowers’ wrongful foreclosure claim, even though lender returned one monthly payment, because there was no evidence the lender would have rejected payments after the borrowers defaulted and because such payments were not made

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).