Madsen v. Prudential Federal Savings & Loan Ass'n

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• concluding that judge who had mortgage with party did not have disqualifying, direct interest in outcome of litigation
• concluding that judge who had mortgage with party did not have disqualifying, direct interest in outcome of litigation
• concluding that there was no evidence of disqualifying bias when the judge's remark was \[vliewed in its entirety and in the context in which that statement was made\
• finding a disqualification motion to be untimely when the party waited thirty-nine days after an adverse ruling before filing a motion to disqualify
• “[The Code of Judicial Conduct] not only regulates judicial conduct, but it also seeks to avoid unfairness by insuring each litigant an impartial judge.”
• \A party who has a reasonable basis for moving to disqualify a judge may not delay in the hope of first obtaining a favorable ruling and then complain only if the result is unfavorable.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).