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  • Is The Dol Fiduciary Rule Dead Or Alive?

    “is yet another concluding that the DOL acted properly in promulgating the rule. for Congress to make adjustments in the law, or for other appropriate federal or state regulators to act “DOL has acted within its delegated authority to regulate financial service providers in the retirement Further, Congress may wait to legislate the end of the Rule now that the Fifth Circuit has acted. In the proposed Choice Act 2.0, House Republicans have sought to end the Fiduciary Rule.  

  • PRETEXTUAL DE-ACCELERATION OF MORTGAGE DEBT

    When a mortgage is payable in installments, “separate causes of action accrue for each installment that This may be done by a clear and unequivocal demand or the commencement of an action.  U.S. A third form of acceleration exists when a creditor commences an action to foreclose upon a note and to revoke its election to accelerate and de-accelerate a loan, but “it must do so by an affirmative act In Carter , plaintiff mortgagor brought an action pursuant to Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law

  • A Promise to Perform is Not the Same as A Fraud, Says the First Department

    Readers of this Blog know that to state a cause of action for fraudulent inducement, the complaint must Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. , 135 A.D.3d 535, 537 (1st Dept. 2016), aff’d , 29 N.Y.3d 137 (2017) (citations Defendants moved to dismiss the first, third, and forth causes of action. , and Campanella could not be held personally liable for acts done on behalf of ABC. into a cause of action for fraudulent inducement.”

  • The Doctrine of Unconscionability and Fraudulent Inducement

    As discussed below, Norman Realty involved an action for unconscionability and fraudulent inducement In the absence of fraud or other wrongful act, a party who signs a written contract is presumed to know In its complaint, plaintiff asserted three causes of action. The second cause of action sought the sale of the property. The third cause of action sought a deficiency judgment against the guarantors of the note.

  • Breaking Up is Hard to Do 2.0: Court Denies Motion to Dissolve Under BCL 1104-a

    directors are so divided respecting the management of the corporation’s affairs that the votes required for action the shareholders”. 3 The primary issues for determination under BCL § 1104 are whether a deadlock actually directors or those in control of the corporation have been guilty of illegal, fraudulent or oppressive actions statute – “permits dissolution when a corporation’s controlling faction is found guilty of ‘oppressive action Oppression arises when “those in control” of the corporation “have acted in such a manner as to defeat

  • First Department Addresses Fraud, Justifiable Reliance and the Statute of Limitations

    Mere suspicion will not suffice as a substitute for knowledge of the fraudulent act. Erbe v. Levey Background The complaint alleged two sets of fraudulent acts discovered in a matrimonial action The first series of alleged fraudulent acts occurred between 2002 and 2003 when Hugh induced Epiphany The second set of fraudulent acts allegedly took place between 2007 and 2013. Consequently, “the complaint fail to identify any particular individual acting as plaintiff’s agent

  • U.S. District Court for The Eastern District of New York Issues a Preliminary Injunction Against One of Mitsubishi’s Former Dealers

    In Mitsubishi Motors North America Inc. v. Mitsubishi commenced action and moved by Order to Show Cause for a Temporary Restraining Order (“TRO” The Court also noted that when “a preliminary injunction requires an affirmative act or mandates a specific or general rule or presume that the plaintiff will suffer irreparable harm” and, accordingly, must actually heightened standard of proof because “the relief sought here requires Planet to engage in an affirmative act

  • The Economic Loss Doctrine and the Split of Authority Within the Southern District of New York

    This is arguably so even when the damages sought in the tort action overlap with the contract action. Deutsche Bank had notice of an EOD, it was required to provide notice to all certificateholders and act conflicts of interest” and thus “protect the interests of the certificateholders,” specifically by not “(1) acting in good faith; (2) providing notice to certificateholders when appropriate ... and (3) acting with undivided fiduciary duty claim stemmed from Deutsche Bank’s alleged fiduciary duty “following Events of Default to act

  • Extensions of Time to Serve Process Under CPLR 306-b Revisited

    Under the present “commencement by filing” system, an action (or proceeding) (collectively, an “Action Once an Action is commenced, the plaintiff (or petitioner) (collectively, a “Plaintiff”) must effectuate Plaintiffs were “considerabl benefit ” by “making the act of filing the point at which a claim is interposed JPMorgan was a mortgage foreclosure action commenced against Gluck in May of 2011.  "Inasmuch as no judgment was entered dismissing the action, the action was pending when the plaintiff

  • Clarified Arbitration Awards, Arbitrator Bias and Vacatur

    ), the movant must demonstrate that the arbitration agreement limited the arbitrator’s authority to act waived the argument. 16 The Court explained that “‘ f a party goes forward with arbitration, having actual

  • First Department Rejects “Group Pleading” Defense in Affirming the Denial of Motion to Dismiss a Fraud Claim

    content of the defendant’s false representations, as well as the details of the defendant’s fraudulent acts , including when the acts occurred, who engaged in them, and what was obtained as a result. requires that when fraud is alleged against multiple defendants, a plaintiff must set forth separately the acts dismiss on particularity grounds despite the plaintiff’s alleged failure to differentiate between the acts reference to “Individual Defendants” was not to a “diverse group of defendants to whom entirely different acts

  • Fraud Notes: N.Y. Supreme Courts Address Fraud and Fraudulent Inducement Claims

    In January 2013, Yuen commenced the action by serving a summons with notice. Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. , 29 N.Y.3d 137, 143 (2017), Yuen could not show any actual damages resulting Accordingly, the Court granted the motion to dismiss the fraudulent inducement cause of action. SrinivasM and RavA are members of a close-knit community of Indian Americans from the same area in India The failure to satisfy any one element will result in the dismissal of the action. Gregor v.

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