In Flannery v. Mid Penn Bank , the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania rejected a judgment debtor’s attempt to essentially challenge, in federal court, the validity of a state court judgment obtained against him related to a failed real estate development venture.
In 2004, four individuals formed a real estate development company to own commercial real estate in Harrisburg, Pa., according to the opinion. Each of the individuals had a 25 percent ownership interest in the company. The plaintiff in Flannery subsequently purchased the full interest of one of the original members and half of the interest of another member.
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