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· 9/30/1993

Major v. First Virginia Bank-Central Maryland

Citations

  • 631 A.2d 127
  • 97 Md. App. 520
  • 1993 Md. App. LEXIS 144

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • affirming a fee award taxed to attorneys after “three courts and at least as many judges” found the claim involved to be without merit
  • “appellants ... are not playing so ‘fast and loose’ as to require the application of judicial estoppel.”
  • “This Court has emphasized that Rule 1-341 is not a sanctions rule in the same sense as Rule 11. It does not provide for a monetary award to punish a party that misbehaves. The rule’s purpose is to put the wronged party in the same position as if the offending conduct had not occurred.”
  • “This Court has emphasized that Rule 1-341 is not a sanctions rule in the same sense as Rule 11. It does not provide for a monetary award to punish a party that misbehaves. The rule’s purpose is to put the wronged party in the same position as if the offending conduct had not occurred.”

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Judges: Bishop, Bloom, Cathell

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