OMAHA, Neb. AP - Two people who say they were defrauded out of their homes will have a second chance to argue their cases before the Nebraska Supreme Court next week.The state's high court already agreed in 2005 that 11 of the 13 individuals or couples who sued Mid-America Financial Investment Corp. had been defrauded by Mid-America's Scott Bloemer and Elena Hollingshead.
January 03, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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OMAHA, Neb. AP – Two people who say they were defrauded out of their homes will have a second chance to argue their cases before the Nebraska Supreme Court next week.
The state’s high court already agreed in 2005 that 11 of the 13 individuals or couples who sued Mid-America Financial Investment Corp. had been defrauded by Mid-America’s Scott Bloemer and Elena Hollingshead.
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