Federal Deposit Insurance v. Haines

How courts have described this case

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• denying motion for partial summary judgment on affirmative defenses because, following O’Melveny, “the affirmative defenses presented here are not barred by a federal common law precept”
• “Affirmative defenses, if accepted by the court, will defeat an otherwise legitimate claim for relief.” (citation and quotation marks omitted)
• “ ‘[ajny reliance on the quoted sentence from the second part of O’Melveny ... to construe the first part of O’Melve-ny, which analyzed the application of federal common law to post FIRREA suits, is wholly misplaced.’ ”

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