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Treasury filed its brief this afternoon in the Sixth Circuit opposing Ms. Robinson's challenge of the Net Worth Sweep. Treasury points the Sixth Circuit panel to HERA's anti-injunction and shareholder succession provision as reasons to reject Ms. Robinson's appeal, and argues that Treasury did nothing improper when it entered into the Third Amendment. A copy of Treasury's brief is attached to this e-mail message.16-6680-0026
FHFA filed its brief this evening in the Sixth Circuit opposing Ms. Robinson's challenge of the Net Worth Sweep. FHFA tells the Sixth Circuit stands on its tried and true "HERA says nobody can sue us" position, and is dismissive of Ms. Robinson's other arguments. FHFA urges the Sixth Circuit to affirm Chief Judge Caldwell's decision dismissing Ms. Robinton's lawsuit. A copy of FHFA's brief is attached to this e-mail message.16-6680-0027
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