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Zaadx

05/23/17 9:42 PM

#413521 RE: Sogo #413520

"As announced by Federal Housing Finance Agency Director, James Lockhart, on September 7, 2008, all future common and preferred stock dividends would be eliminated, other than dividends on the senior preferred stock issued to the U.S. Department of the Treasury.

In accordance with the Senior Preferred Stock Purchase Agreement, until the senior preferred stock is repaid or redeemed in full, Freddie Mac may not, without the prior written consent of Treasury, redeem, purchase, retire or otherwise acquire any Freddie Mac equity securities (other than the senior preferred stock or warrant)."

http://www.freddiemac.com/investors/preferred-stock.html

How much longer until the money is repaid? I thought the GSE's paid more than $200 Billion back at this point. Ridiculous.

navycmdr

05/23/17 10:49 PM

#413534 RE: Sogo #413520

the lawyer for the Delaware case is the previous Chief Justice

of the Delaware Supreme Court ... so I think he knows

Delaware Corporate Law and garners HUGE respect

in the Courtroom ... ya think ?? :-)

Donotunderstand

05/24/17 12:14 AM

#413557 RE: Sogo #413520

the two judges at the circuit court argued to NOT hear the case at the district level --- noting that Lamberth was right to invoke the judicial bar

the judges did speak to arguments ONLY to note that the arguments did not win over the on the face of it language of HERA that castrates courts

for those here years - I noted that clause and REK answered that it would be a major super hard barrier

that has proved to be true ... although we got within one more judge of getting two judges to say the deeds are so ugly and so horrible that the clause must be disregarded

but conservative judges as a rule can not go beyond what is written as that would be considered writing law v interpreting and adjudicating law

in essence we got screwed by congress writing a law that conservative judges ruled precluded courts from reviewing the case as the law told courts to stay away ... and I do not blame those conservative judges for being consistent and reading the letter of the law

for those who like such reading at the SCOTUS level to argue here that those same judges should WRITE law is amusing to read