The Court considered an appeal from a district court order granting summary judgment. In its holding, the Court concluded that it would not invalidate a foreclosure sale based on a low sales price alone. The commercial reasonableness standard established by Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code (U.C.C.) does not apply to Homeowner’s Association (HOA) foreclosures because they involve real property sales. Rather, there must be a showing of “fraud, unfairness, or oppression” on behalf of the seller
(Excerpt) Should foreclosure sales that comply with state law be subject to avoidance under federal ...
The North Carolina Court of Appeals in Figure Eight Beach Homeowners\u27 Association v. Parker, reje...
Under NRS Chapters 40 and 116, homeowners associations (HOAs) have the representational standing to ...
The Court found that a foreclosure sale is not invalid due to lack of notice where: (1) a homeowners...
The Court held that (1) under Nevada\u27s HOA foreclosure redemption statute NRS 116.31166(3) a home...
The Court determined that each party in a quiet title action has the burden of demonstrating superio...
Under U.C.C. Article 9, a secured party selling repossessed collateral must conduct a commercially r...
The Court determined that: (1) Wells Fargo failed to present evidence of unfairness or irregularity ...
The Court considers whether the time limitations of NRS 107.080(5)-(6) bars an action challenging an...
The Court held that a servicer of a loan that is owned by a regulated entity does have standing to r...
In an opinion drafted by Justice Stiglich, the Court considered whether HOA’s have a statutory duty ...
If a homeowner that owns property in Nevada but declares bankruptcy in Texas and fails to list the H...
This Court has previously held that the Federal Foreclosure Bar preempts NRS 116. 3116 and that a fi...
The Court determined that becausethe holder of the first deed of trust provided valid tender of the ...
Part II of this Note discusses the background necessary to understand the super-priority lien and it...
(Excerpt) Should foreclosure sales that comply with state law be subject to avoidance under federal ...
The North Carolina Court of Appeals in Figure Eight Beach Homeowners\u27 Association v. Parker, reje...
Under NRS Chapters 40 and 116, homeowners associations (HOAs) have the representational standing to ...
The Court found that a foreclosure sale is not invalid due to lack of notice where: (1) a homeowners...
The Court held that (1) under Nevada\u27s HOA foreclosure redemption statute NRS 116.31166(3) a home...
The Court determined that each party in a quiet title action has the burden of demonstrating superio...
Under U.C.C. Article 9, a secured party selling repossessed collateral must conduct a commercially r...
The Court determined that: (1) Wells Fargo failed to present evidence of unfairness or irregularity ...
The Court considers whether the time limitations of NRS 107.080(5)-(6) bars an action challenging an...
The Court held that a servicer of a loan that is owned by a regulated entity does have standing to r...
In an opinion drafted by Justice Stiglich, the Court considered whether HOA’s have a statutory duty ...
If a homeowner that owns property in Nevada but declares bankruptcy in Texas and fails to list the H...
This Court has previously held that the Federal Foreclosure Bar preempts NRS 116. 3116 and that a fi...
The Court determined that becausethe holder of the first deed of trust provided valid tender of the ...
Part II of this Note discusses the background necessary to understand the super-priority lien and it...
(Excerpt) Should foreclosure sales that comply with state law be subject to avoidance under federal ...
The North Carolina Court of Appeals in Figure Eight Beach Homeowners\u27 Association v. Parker, reje...
Under NRS Chapters 40 and 116, homeowners associations (HOAs) have the representational standing to ...