American Bank, FSB v. Cornerstone Community Bank
AMERICAN BANK, FSB, dba American Premium Finance |
CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY BANK |
12-6349 |
November 1, 2012 |
U.S. Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit |
Personal Property: Other |
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American Bank, FSB v. Cornerstone Cmty. Bank |
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Filing 6111787974 OPINION and JUDGMENT filed: The judgment of the district court is AFFIRMED. Decision for publication. Julia Smith Gibbons, Jeffrey S. Sutton (AUTHORING), and Raymond M. Kethledge, Circuit Judges. |
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Plaintiff - appellee: AMERICAN BANK, FSB, dba American Premium Finance | |
Represented By: | Harry R. Cash |
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Defendant - appellant: CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY BANK | |
Represented By: | Scott N. Brown |
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