Williamson v. Tucker

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• recognizing that appellant had to show that trial court abused its discretion in not allowing joinder under Rule 39, even if joinder was proper
• holding that fees attributable to a rescission-based counterclaim were compensable because, if the creditor had not successfully challenged the attempt to rescind, he “would have lost his right to collect the note”
• holding that fees attributable to a rescission-based counterclaim were compensable because, if the creditor had not successfully challenged the attempt to rescind, he “would have lost his right to collect the note”
• ordering stay in deference to parallel federal action

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