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10 Apr, 2008 5:03 pm
This article is a follow up to the series of articles that I had previously written on the Jones v. Wells Fargo Case. On January 11, 2008 Judge Elizabeth W. Magner entered Administrative Order 2008-1 in the Wells Fargo Case. The purpose of the Administrative Order was to implement the accounting procedures ordered
by Judge Magner [...]
19 Apr, 2008 3:35 pm
... , making similar allegations. Morgenson discusses these cases - The case out of the Eastern District of Louisiana, overseen by Judge Elizabeth W. Magner, is especially depressing. It involves Dorothy Chase Stewart, an elderly borrower and widow whose original loan of $61,200 was serviced by Wells Fargo.
Judge Magner cited "abusive imposition of unwarranted fees and charges," and improper calculation of escrow payments, among other things. She
found ...
10 Dec, 2008 11:47 am
Magners argued that the term feck had been in usage since the 1800s and, in Ireland, the term was used in informal, everyday colloquial conversation with different meanings. They
said it could be used to mean "to steal", "to throw" or "to leave hastily". Adjudication: Wm Magners Ltd (Advertising Standards Authority, UK) I can't even begin to elaborate…
Edit: Hello Mulley Readers! I've been Fluffied again…
21 Oct, 2007 4:42 pm
In the case of In re Jones, Judge Elizabeth Magner of the Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana dealt with the issues of both
the rights of consumer debtors and their creditors when it comes to application of Chapter 13 plan payments, as well as when and by what method a creditor can [...]
16 May, 2008 3:56 am
... a profit margin. This is illegal, in part, because most mortgages only permit the recovery of "costs," which most courts read to mean actual costs incurred, not some amount chosen
to "offset" the costs of servicing delinquent loans. Judge Elizabeth Magner has a recent opinion that addresses the propriety of this practice.
She writes in the Memorandum Opinion in In re Stewart (07-11113, Bankr. E.D. La. April 10, 2008) that "Wells Fargo's national counsel has represented to this Court that only $ ...
21 Jun, 2008 9:20 pm
... the parties moves to the U.S. and issues regarding support or custody arise. According to federal law, the Full Faith and Credit Clause does not apply to foreign judgments and thus
courts cannot give foreign divorce judgments full force and effect. Magner v. Hobby, 215 F.2d 190 (2d Cir. 1954). For this reason, a foreign
granted divorce will only be recognized if the foreign judgment is in accordance with the principles of comity among nations. The courts have described this notion as the court's ...
8 Jul, 2008 12:08 am
On July 1, 2008 the much anticipated District Court decision in the Jones v. Wells Fargo case was released. In her decision, District Judge Helen G. Berrigan affirmed the judgment of
Eastern District of Louisiana Bankruptcy Court Judge Elizabeth Magner on all but one issue, and remanded that issue for further consideration.
In what can only be called [...]
22 Jun, 2008 9:33 pm
... the parties moves to the U.S. and issues regarding support or custody arise. According to federal law, the Full Faith and Credit Clause does not apply to foreign judgments and thus
courts cannot give foreign divorce judgments full force and effect. Magner v. Hobby, 215 F.2d 190 (2d Cir. 1954). For this reason, a foreign
granted divorce will only be recognized if the foreign judgment is in accordance with the principles of comity among nations. The courts have described this notion as the court's ...
7 Nov, 2008 5:06 pm
... Act, the Fair Credit Reporting Act, the Truth in Lending Act, Bankruptcy, and Foreclosure. The seminar will also feature a judges' panel on ethics with Judge Douglas Dodd,
Bankruptcy Judge for the Middle District of Louisiana, and Judges Elizabeth Magner and Jerry Brown, Bankruptcy Judges for the Eastern District
of Louisiana. Attendees will receive three hours of CLE credit, including one hour of ethics. The seminar will take place in Courtroom 705 of the Hale Boggs Building, and a wine and ...
11 Dec, 2008 9:39 am
"A poster for Magners cider that featured the words 'Feck off bees' has been cleared by the UK's advertising watchdog. The word 'feck' is unlikely to be seen as a swearword, said
the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA)." Full story OUT-LAW.com, 10th December 2008 Source: www.out-law.com
6 Jan 1:00 am
... . Oops. Bloganna Thar Barr ended up in the top ten because it was the 'leak' of an Irish Blog Awards shortlist. So I can't take any credit for that. Some other high-hit posts are
pretty much the result of a link from others, so for example a little post about a Magners ad (Don't blame Father Ted) and the ASA got almost all its traffic via Mulley, and
Legal news in Ireland seems only to be popular by way of not one but three links from Cearta. The link I appreciated the most was that from the ...
17 Aug 4:20 am
... testified before the Congress earlier this year that servicers commonly foreclosure when they do not have the legal right to do so, impose unwarranted or illegal fees or charges to
the loan, and miscalculate how much families owe. Judge Elizabeth Magner, in McCain v Ocwen, ______________, stated that the evidence adduced
in multiple cases involving Ocwen showed that the servicer regularly acted in "bad faith" and engaged in a "systematic abuse" of the bankruptcy process by charging improper fee ...
22 Sep 10:01 pm
So what's the problem with a guy washing his pants at a laundromat? Um, he apparently didn't have any other pants to wear ... and was walking around bottomless. Per the Naples Daily
News: Arresting Deputy Jeffrey S. Magner reported making contact with [Mr. James T.] Lowe while he sat against the window of the laundromat at
6000 Radio Road, and states he was wearing a jean jacket around his waist, but no pants. However, the report notes, "it was not completely covering his genitalia. At this time ...
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