Homeland Stores, Inc. v. Resolution Trust Corporation, and Bob's Super Saver, Inc.

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• holding administrative review process inapplicable to claims accruing after RTC’s appointment as receiver
• “In interpreting a statutory provision, context and structure are, as in examining any legal instrument, of substantial import in the interpretive exercise.” (quotation omitted)
• Homeland Stores’ claims arose solely from actions of the RTC in managing a receivership asset
• “Under Rule 20(b), the district court may sever 18 the trial in order to avoid prejudice.”
• plaintiffs “cannot turn around and surprise the [defendant] at 18 the summary judgment stage” with a new theory of liability
• in evaluating a motion for leave to amend, holding 18 that “adding a new theory of liability at the summary judgment stage would prejudice 19 the defendant”

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