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Showing posts with label creditor-causes-of-action. Show all posts
Showing posts with label creditor-causes-of-action. Show all posts
Thursday, May 2, 2019

Consumer Contracts at the Back-End: A Different Perspective on the (draft) Restatement of Consumer Law from Texas

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CONSUMER CONTRACTS DON'T MATTER WHEN APPELLATE COURTS CREATE  CASELAW TO ALLOW CIRCUMVENTION  Much of the discussion about the st...
Saturday, June 23, 2018

Acknowledgement of Debt: Texas Supreme Court Disagrees on Pleading Sufficiency Issue, Reverses: DeRoeck v DHM Ventures, LLC, No. 17-0033 (Tex. June 6, 2018)

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In Texas, acknowledgement of a debt is subject to a special statute of frauds. When acknowledgement applies, an otherwise time-barred deb...
Sunday, December 15, 2013

Sufficiency of the Pleadings: Was the bank's debt claim properly stated in plaintiff's petition?

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HAS THE CREDITOR SUING ON AN ACCOUNT PLEADED PROPERLY?  Fair Notice Standard applies to pleadings in Texas Courts The quality and speci...
Friday, September 6, 2013

Anh H. Regent - Review and critique of standard pleadings filed by this Houston-based debt collection attorney [who is now a debtor in bankruptcy[

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Anh Huynh Regent – Profile of debt collection attorney Anh Regent (not Ann; this is a guy) has his own lawfirm, REGENT & ASSOCIATE...
Friday, July 19, 2013

"Money Had and Received" claim in debt suit pleadings

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Money Had and Received? - What is that supposed to mean?   This is an oddly phrased common-law theory that allows a plaintiff to sue for...