Wood et al v. CML-OR 5th, LLC et al
| Glenn Smith, Angela Wood and Bruce Wood |
| CML-OR 5th, LLC, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Multibank 2009-1 CM-ADC Venture and Rialto Capital Management, LLC |
| 3:2010cv01256 |
| October 13, 2010 |
| US District Court for the District of Oregon |
| Portland Office |
| Garr M. King |
| Contract: Other |
| 12 U.S.C. ยง 1821 Default of Loan by Promissary Note |
| Plaintiff |
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Opinion and Order - I grant the FDICs Motion for Order to Dismiss PlaintiffsComplaint as to all Claims 21 , but I do so without prejudice. See Frigard v. United States,862 F.2d 201, 204 (9th Cir. 1988) (Ordinarily, a case dismissed for lack of subject matter jurisdiction should be dismissed without prejudice so that a plaintiff may reassert his claims in acompetent court.). Signed on 3/28/2011 by Judge Garr M. King. (mja)
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Opinion and Order - The Court grants defendants Motion to Remand 15 Multnomah County Circuit Court case CML-OR 5th, LLC v. Caplan Landlord, No. 1007-10613. The Clerk is directed to send ECF docket #5 to Multnomah County Circuit Court and to inform the court in a cover letter that this Opinion and Order relates to case CML-OR 5th, LLC v. Caplan Landlord, No. 1007-10613.. Signed on 1/5/11 by Judge Garr M. King. (mja)
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