Replies to post #426736 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[not one red cent ~NORC~]

No need to be hypertechnical on here. We aren't in the Fannie Mae court room.

I think everyone can recognize the word 'move' had the same meaning as the word 'motion', including the former Chief Justice.

Its called a motion to strike, not a move to strike. Theres no such thing as a move to strike.

If you can fwd a copy of the Move to Strike Filing
I will post it to the Shareholder IHUB Board

[bcde]

Some google searches for "move or motion to strike"

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Yahoo answer:

When an attorney says "I move to strike," what does that mean?

Best Answer: he is asking the judge to have the statement previously made removed from the record and the jury instructed to ignore the statement.

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Motion To Strike
http://www.nolo.com/dictionary/motion-to-strike-term.html

1) A request that the judge eliminate all or part of the other party's pleading. 2) A request that the judge order evidence deleted from the court record and instruct the jury to disregard it. Typically, this request is made regarding testimony by a witness in court.