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AME Financial Corp. v. Kiritsis
No. 091244Supreme Court of Virginia
091244 AME Financial Corp. v. Kiritsis 03/04/2011 In a suit for declaratory relief and damages alleging breach of contract, fraud, conspiracy and violation of the Virginia Consumer Protection Act in the substi…
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091244 AME Financial Corp. v. Kiritsis 03/04/2011 In a suit for declaratory relief and damages alleging breach of contract, fraud…
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091244 AME Financial Corp. v. Kiritsis 03/04/2011 In a suit for declaratory relief and damages alleging breach of contract, fraud, conspiracy and violation of the Virginia Consumer Protection Act in the substitution by a lender of a changed promissory note in a mortgage transaction, no abuse of discretion is found in the trial court's refusal to relieve a defendant that failed timely to file an answer signed by a Virginia attorney from its default under the "good cause" standard, and there was no error in the trial court's consideration of whether the complaint stated a cause of action or in its granting of judgment against one of the defendants on a cross-claim. The judgments are affirmed.
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091244 AME Financial Corp. v. Kiritsis 03/04/2011 In a suit for declaratory relief and damages alleging breach of contract, fraud, conspiracy and violation of the Virginia Consumer Protection Act in the substitution by a lender of a changed promissory note in a mortgage transaction, no abuse of discretion is found in the trial court's refusal to relieve a defendant that failed timely to file an answer signed by a Virginia attorney from its default under the "good cause" standard, and there was no error in the trial court's consideration of whether the complaint stated a cause of action or in its granting of judgment against one of the defendants on a cross-claim. The judgments are affirmed.
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