United States v. Bene

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a RICO injury does not occur until a debt becomes uncollectible and the note holder exhausts his contractual remedies
• holding that plaintiff-creditor “can only pursue the RICO treble damages remedy after his contractual rights to payment have been frustrated”
• holding that allegations of a methodologically unreliable appraisal were not sufficient to establish property values as a fact in a RICO complaint
• concluding that statements made to officer were not excited utterance because the statements related to a prior event
• noting that \injury to business or property\ is one of three \conditions a plaintiff must meet to satisfy RICO's [statutory] standing requirements\
• recognizing \foreseeability\ approach, but relying on \direct causation\ analysis for loss causation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).