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CAVE et al v. SAXON MORTGAGE SERVICES, INC. et al
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2:12-cv-05366
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February 09, 2017
Judge Won't Reconsider Denial Of Homeowners' Class Cert.
A Pennsylvania federal judge refused to reconsider his decision to deny class certification on Wednesday in a suit accusing a defunct Morgan Stanley unit of failing to modify qualified homeowners' loans or properly notify them of their rejection, arguing that there are differing circumstances among proposed class members.
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October 26, 2016
Lender's OK On Modification Backs Cert., Homeowner Says
A homeowner asked a Pennsylvania federal judge to reconsider his rejection of class certification in a suit alleging a defunct Morgan Stanley unit failed to make a homeowner's loan modification permanent despite acknowledging that he had complied with the program's requirements, saying the judge interpreted his contract improperly.
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October 12, 2016
Class Cert. Denied In Pair Of Mortgage Adjustment Suits
A Pennsylvania federal judge on Tuesday declined to certify proposed classes in two civil actions accusing a defunct Morgan Stanley unit of breaching agreements by failing to modify homeowners' mortgage payments or timely inform them of denial for relief, on an array of grounds.
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September 14, 2016
Pa. Judge Urged To OK Classes In Mortgage Adjustment Suits
A Pennsylvania federal judge heard arguments Wednesday that certifying two classes would be the easiest way to resolve claims in a pair of cases accusing a now-defunct Morgan Stanley unit of failing to permanently lower homeowners' mortgage payments in accordance with alleged promises.
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May 13, 2013
Ex-Morgan Stanley Unit Can't Duck Mortgage Modification Suit
A Pennsylvania federal judge on Thursday refused to dismiss a putative class action alleging a former Morgan Stanley subsidiary refused to permanently execute mortgage modification plans, ruling there was sufficient evidence that the company failed to follow a federal mortgage relief program's guidelines.