Sunday, April 16, 2023 5:24:49 PM
Ruling for previously dismissed Fannie / Freddie Lawsuits ? ...
Last Friday in Axon v. FTC the SCOTUS ruled “Statutory provisions do not preclude a court from ruling” FHFAs statutory provision 12 U.S. Code § 4617(f)” no court may take any action” IS THUS UNCONSTITUTIONAL!!!!, this was the only provision responsible for dismissing cases, WOW pic.twitter.com/CRziJrbEuI
— Ano (@Ano3020100) April 16, 2023
@fanniemae and @freddiemac lawsuits can no longer be dismissed on "no court can take action" the Perry precedent is thus retracted, it basically means Collins, Bhatti, Rop and Wazee, upfront won their case on the merits, FHFA MAY thus not do as it pleases per SCOTUS
— Ano (@Ano3020100) April 16, 2023
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