Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Plaintiff-Counter v. Roy William Bledsoe, Defendant-Counter Claimant-Appellee

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• holding that assignees of the FDIC and FSLIC are entitled to federal six-year statute of limitations
• holding that Federal Savings, as assignee of the FDIC and FSLIC (Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation) was entitled to the same six year statute of limitations as the FDIC and FSLIC
• holding that FDIC assignees are afforded a six-year statute of limitations under FIRREA rather than any shorter state statute of limitations, because the shorter state statute of limitations would limit the value of the assets the FDIC is to assign
• holding that FDIC assignees are afforded a six-year statute of limitations under FIRREA rather than any shorter state statute of limitations, because the shorter state statute of limitations would limit the value of the assets the FDIC is to assign
• providing that FDIC assignees share the FDIC's statutory \super\ holder-in-due-course status and are entitled to the benefit of a six-year statute of limitations under FIRREA rather than any shorter state statute of limitations
• providing that FDIC assignees share the FDIC's statutory \super\ holder-in-due-course status and are entitled to the benefit of a six-year statute of limitations under FIRREA rather than any shorter state statute of limitations

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