· 5/7/2007
John W. Courtney v. Neal T. Halleran
Citations
- 485 F.3d 942
- 2007 U.S. App. LEXIS 10789
How courts have described this case
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- court lacked jurisdiction over a declaratory judgment claim tantamount to an injunction prohibiting the FDIC’s settlement with another party
- court lacked jurisdiction over a declaratory judgment claim tantamount to an injunction prohibiting the FDIC's settlement with another party
- court lacked jurisdiction over a declaratory judgment claim tantamount to an injunction prohibiting the FDIC's settlement with another party
- “Section 1821(j) does indeed effect a sweeping ouster of courts’ power to grant equitable remedies to parties like the Freemans.”
- “[S]ection 1821(j) squarely precludes granting declaratory, injunctive, or other equitable relief where such relief would interfere with the receiver’s management of the estate . . . .”
- subsections of Section 1821 should be read in tandem with one another
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Judges: Bauer, Kanne, Wood
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