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Squire v. VHDA
No. 130494Supreme Court of Virginia
130494 Squire v. VHDA 04/17/2014 In a suit brought by a former homeowner after the foreclosure sale of her home, the trial court erred in sustaining demurrers as to her breach of contract claims under the deed…
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130494 Squire v. VHDA 04/17/2014 In a suit brought by a former homeowner after the foreclosure sale of her home, the trial court …
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130494 Squire v. VHDA 04/17/2014 In a suit brought by a former homeowner after the foreclosure sale of her home, the trial court erred in sustaining demurrers as to her breach of contract claims under the deed of trust against the Virginia Housing Development Authority and breach of fiduciary duty claim against the trustee for failure to hold a face-to-face meeting prior to foreclosure. The trial court did not, however, err in sustaining demurrers against her allegation of breach of contract under a forbearance agreement and her requests for declaratory judgment, rescission, and to quiet title. The judgment is affirmed in part and reversed in part, and the case is remanded.
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130494 Squire v. VHDA 04/17/2014 In a suit brought by a former homeowner after the foreclosure sale of her home, the trial court erred in sustaining demurrers as to her breach of contract claims under the deed of trust against the Virginia Housing Development Authority and breach of fiduciary duty claim against the trustee for failure to hold a face-to-face meeting prior to foreclosure. The trial court did not, however, err in sustaining demurrers against her allegation of breach of contract under a forbearance agreement and her requests for declaratory judgment, rescission, and to quiet title. The judgment is affirmed in part and reversed in part, and the case is remanded.
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