Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

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There are several kinds of lawsuit in 4 different federal courts in three different states. There are takings claims filing, injunctive/declaratory cases, class action litigation and derivative lawsuits.

Each lawsuit has its claim or claims. See in summary what the claims are look at the prayer for relief at the end of each original complaint.

Here is a listing of cases: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=100373721

No. a bill can be passed while there is a pending court case. There is nothing necessary about legislation being held up until a court case is decided, unless the legislators deem it best to do so. It is ideal to wait until an issue is decided, especially a constitutional one, before making legislation since that avoids later complications. Such complications include the court's intervention and invalidation of a law through judicial review making the law unenforceable. Or there can be a legislative injunction that forces legislation to be made that fits the court decision if legislators fail to act or to repeal or roll back such a law and its provisions. All of these require claims to be filed.

In any case, if it even passes out of the Senate, C-W or J-C will not pass into law because the House will skewer it.