Fannie Mae (FNMA)

[HappyAlways]

I have seen/heard similar rationale from judges. They simply suggest not to suit on ground of equitable relief. Instead, the lawsuit should be on unconstitutional taking and not acting as a conservator. Not sure I am right.

"The Sixth Circuit entered its opinion and order today affirming Chief Judge Caldwell's decision dismissing Ms. Robinson's complaint filed in the Eastern District of Kentucky."

A litigant’s claims against Treasury are likewise barred if he or she seeks equitable relief that would restrain or affect FHFA’s power as conservator.

“[I]f the FHFA were to act beyond statutory or constitutional bounds in a manner that adversely impacted the right s of others, § 4617(f) would not bar judicial oversight or review of its actions.

... Robinson’s claims for equitable relief indisputably “restrain or affect the exercise” of FHFA’s powers or functions as conservator. ”