Daniel Logan v. LaSalle Bank National Association

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• recognizing that under the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act, damages claims must be pled with particularity
• concluding that the borrower’s breach of contract claim was meritless because he did not identify any provisions, actions, or omissions within the bounds of the loan agreement that the lender affirmatively breached
• concluding that further factual development and legal analysis were necessary where “the note and deed of trust list only Paine Webber and the original trustees, while the notice of foreclosure lists a different holder and different trustees”
• stating that a foreclosure sale is void if a condominium association fails to provide notice of a foreclosure sale to a unit owner because this lack of notice impairs the owner’s ability to contest or prevent the foreclosure
• abstaining from determining whether “the CPPA applies to the trade practices of a mortgage loan servicer”
• abstaining from determining whether “the CPPA applies to the trade practices of a mortgage loan servicer”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).