Cluster 8007036
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· 26 citation events
across 2 courts.
Showing the 3 strongest citers on record
(one row per citing case, strongest signal kept).
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Salam Dekhou v. Spot Realty Inc (2023)
To set aside a foreclosure sale, “plaintiffs must show that they were prejudiced by defendant’s failure to comply with MCL 600.3204,” and that “[t]o demonstrate such prejudice, they must show that they would have been in a better position to preserve their interest in the property absent defendant’s noncompliance with the statute.” Id. at 115-116 ; see also Fed Home Mtg Ass’n v Kelley (On Reconsideration), 306 Mich App 487, 500-501 ; 858 NW2d 69 (2014) (“[P]arties seeking to…
“[P]arties seeking to set aside a foreclosure sale on this basis must show that they were prejudiced by the mortgagee’s failure to comply with MCL 600.3204 . . . .”
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Brandon McAllister v. Township of Bridgeport (2016)
See Fed Home Loan Mtg Ass’n v Kelley, 306 Mich App 487, 495 ; 858 NW2d 69 (2014) (“Though not binding on this Court, federal precedent is generally considered highly persuasive when it addresses analogous issues.”) (quotation marks and citation omitted). -8-
“Though not binding on this Court, federal precedent is generally considered highly persuasive when it addresses analogous issues.”
Stephenson, 328 F 3d at 827; see also Hubbard, 873 F 3d at 877-878 (holding that there was no implied duty of good faith and fair dealing where the dealer franchise agreement “gave GM the authority to approve or disapprove relocation for its own reasons, and thus set out the limits of what the contract requires of these parties.”) 5 “Though not binding on this Court, federal precedent is generally considered highly persuasive when it addresses analogous issues.” Fed Home Loa…