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Young-Allen v. Bank of America

No. 181313Supreme Court of Virginia

181313 Young-Allen v. Bank of America 04/02/2020 The circuit court did not err by sustaining the demurrers to a former homeowner's equitable rescission and breach of fiduciary duty claims challenging a foreclo…

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181313 Young-Allen v. Bank of America 04/02/2020 The circuit court did not err by sustaining the demurrers to a former homeowner'…

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Supreme Court of Virginia
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Oct 4, 2026
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Apr 2, 2020
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181313 Young-Allen v. Bank of America 04/02/2020 The circuit court did not err by sustaining the demurrers to a former homeowner's equitable rescission and breach of fiduciary duty claims challenging a foreclosure sale. The plaintiff's amended complaint failed to plead facts establishing that she incurred any harm resulting from the alleged breach of the deed of trust by the defendant bank or that its substitute trustee breached its fiduciary duty by conducting the foreclosure sale. The judgment dismissing the claims against both defendants with prejudice is affirmed.

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