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· 2/1/1980

Independent Bankers Association of America v. John G. Heimann, Comptroller of the Currency of the United States Department of Treasury

Citations

  • 613 F.2d 1164
  • 198 U.S. App. D.C. 431

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that Comptroller’s finding that the sale of credit life insurance falls within the incidental powers clause is rational under the NBA
  • “Although the case could now be remanded to the District Court for a decision on the merits, we have concluded that such a course is unnecessary and indeed would be unduly wasteful of judicial resources.”
  • “Although the case could now be remanded to the District Court for a decision on the merits, we have concluded that such a course is unnecessary and indeed would be unduly wasteful of judicial resources.”
  • “Although the case could now be remanded to the District Court for a decision on the merits, we have concluded that such a course is unnecessary and indeed would be unduly wasteful of judicial resources.”
  • “Although the case could now be remanded to the District Court for a decision on the merits, we have concluded that such a course is unnecessary and indeed would be unduly wasteful of judicial resources.”

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Judges: Gesell

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