· 8/17/1990
Ikuno v. Yip
Citations
- 912 F.2d 306
- 1990 WL 118905
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- holding that claims for damages against assuming bank for its own acts did not fall within jurisdictional bar of subsection (i
- concluding that claims against the receiver fall within the language of § 1821(d)(13)(D)(i)
- “RTC’s legal position in this litigation is not necessarily conclusive of the receiver’s determination of plaintiff’s claims.”
- purpose of FIRREA's administrative procedure is to \quickly and efficiently resolve claims against a failed institution without resorting to litigation\
- FIRREA’s jurisdictional bar does encompass a claim arising from post receivership actions of the RTC
- Plaintiffs, participants in and beneficiaries of a retirement benefit plan of a failed savings institution, brought action against the RTC for various violations of ERISA. The court held that to the extent that 12 U.S.C. § 1821(d)(13)(D
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Judges: Brunetti, Poole, Wright
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