Seventh Circuit· 3/28/2016
Johnson v. Carrington Mortgage Services
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- 638 F. App'x 523
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- “[Plaintiffs FDCPA] claims fail if Carrington was not a ‘debt collector,’ and it was not a debt collector if Johnson ‘was not in default at the time [the debt] was obtained by’ Car-rington.”
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Judges: Kanne, Sykes, Wood
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