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Tài liệu Importing the Law in Post-Communist Transitions The Hungarian Constitutional Court and the Right to Human Dignity pptx
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TelefaxNo.DanaCarreraAmericanrepresentationisgrowingandcurrentlyconstitutesoverfiftypercent(50%)ofthatneighborhood'spopulation.12.Ms.Buycks-Robersonprovidedtocitibankextensivefinancialdocumentationconcerning her financialabilityand the property,includingdocumentsshowingannualincomeofover$47,000.13.OnoraboutApril28,1992,Ms.Buycks-RobersonreceivedfromDefendantcitibankaletterthatinformed her that her mortgageloanapplicationhadbeendeniedbecauseofdelinquentcreditobligationsandotheradversecredit.14.OnJune19,1992,Ms.'Buycks-Robersonreappliedfor the homeloan,andagainprovidedtocitibankextensivefinancial.documentationconcerning her annualincome,financialabilityandadditionalinformationconcerning her creditworthiness.15.OnorafterJuly10,1992,Ms.Buycks-Robersonreceivedfromcitibankaletterthatinformed her that her mortgageloanapplicationhadbeendeniedbecause her "income[did]notsupport the amountofcreditrequested."16.Ms.Buycks-Robersonwasqualifiedtoreceive the loanshesoughtfromcitibank.Ms.Brooks17.OnoraboutNovember25,1993,PlaintiffReneeBrooksappliedforahomeloanofapproximately$95,000fromcitibank.18.Ms.BrooksprovidedCitibankwithalldocumentationthatCitibankrequired.5No.94C4094JUdgecastilloPlaintiffsDefendant.vs.SelmaS.BUYCKS-ROBERSON,)ReneeBROOKSandCalvinROBERSON)onbehalfofthemselvesand)otherssimilarlysituated,))))))))))))CITIBANKFEDERALSAVINGSBANK, IN THE UNITEDSTATESDISTRICT COURT FOR THE NORTHERNDISTRICTOFILLINOISEASTERNDIVISIONSECONDAMENDEDCOMPLAINTPlaintiffsSelmaS.Buycks-Roberson,ReneeBrooksandCalvinR.Roberson,onbehalfofthemselvesandotherssimilarlysituated,byandthroughtheirattorneys,makethisSecondAmendedComplaintagainstDefendant,citibankFederalSavingsBank("Citibank").NATUREOF THE ACTION1.ThisisacivilactionbroughtbySelmaS.Buycks-Roberson,ReneeBrooksandCalvinR.RobersononbehalfofthemselvesandallotherAfrican-Americanswhosehomeloanapplicationstocitibankoriginatedfrom the Chicagometropolitanareaandwhoseapplicationswererejectedbecauseoftheirraceorcolororbecauseof the racialcompositionof the neighborhood in whichtheirpropertieswerelocated.Thisactionseeksinjunctivereliefandmonetarydamagesforviolationsof42u.S.C.§§1981and1982;42U.S.C.§3605and15U.S.C.§169l(a).discriminateagainstanyperson in& apos;makingavailablesuchatransaction,or in &apos ;the termsofsuchatransaction,becauseofraceorcolor.36.Defendant's'refusalstoapprovePlaintiffs'loanapplicationsweremotivatedbydiscrimination. The primarybasesforDefendant'srefusal~oapprovePlaintiffs'loanswerethatPlaintiffsareAfrican-American,andthatPlaintiffs'propertiesarelocated in neighborhoods in whichAfrican-Americansconstituteasubstantialpercentageof the population.37.Defendant'srefusaltomakehomeloansbecauseofPlaintiffs'raceand the racialcompositionof the neighborhoods in whichtheyresidedeniedPlaintiffs'rightssecuredunder42U.S.C.§§3601,et~38.As'adirectandproximateresultofDefendant'sunlawfulviolationof42U.S.C.§§3601,et~,Plaintiffshavesufferedandcontinuetosuffergreatembarrassment,humiliationandemotionaldistress.39.Defendant'sviolationof42U.S.C.§§3601,et~waswillfulandwanton,andmotivatedbyillwillandmalice.WHEREFORE,PlaintiffsaskjUdgmentagainstDefendantfor:(a)Actual,damages in anamounttobeprovedattrial;(b)compensatorydamages in anamounttobeprovedattrial;(c)Punitivedamages;(d)Appropriateinjunctiverelief;(e)Reasonablea~torneys'feesandcostsofsuit;and(f)Furtherreliefasthis Court deemsjustandproper.919. The purposeof the loanwastorefinanceanexistingmortgageofapproximately$95,000onMs.Brooks'scondominium,locatedat5000SouthCornellStreet in Chicago,Illinois.20. The propertythatMs.Brooksattemptedtorefinanceislocated in aneighborhood in whichthereisasignificantAfrican-Americanpopulation.21.OnoraboutMarch8,1994,Ms.Brooks'sapplicationforahomeloanwasdeniedon the groundsthatshehadinadequatecollateral,andon the groundsthatshehadsubmittedanincompleteapplication.22.Ms.Brookswasqualifiedtoreceive the homeloanshesoughtfrom'citibank.Mr.Roberson23.OnoraboutJuly9,1993,PlaintiffCalvinRobersonappliedforahomeloanofapproximately$43,000fromcitibank.24. The purposeof the loanwastorefinanceanexistingmortgageofapproximately$43,000onMr.Roberson'shome,locatedat2847West85thStreet in Chicago,Illinois.25. The propertywhichMr.Robersonattemptedtorefinanceisloc~ted in aneighborhood in which the African-Americanrepresentationisgrowing.26.Mr.Robersonprovidedcitibankwithalldocumentationthatcitibankrequested,includingdocumentsshowinganannualincomeofapproximately$69,000fromhismanagementpositionatAT&T,and the equity in hishomevaluedatapproximately$75,000.Mr.Robersonalsoprovided"documentationshowingadditionalliquidassetswell in excessof the amountof the loanrequested.6 ... 33.Plaintiffspossessedadequateincomeandassetsandhadadequatecr~dithistorytoqualifyfor the loansrequested, the valueand/or the e~itytheyhad in theirpropertiesweresufficienttosupport the loans,andDefendantwasawareofthosefacts.34.Defendant'sdiscriminationagainstPlaintiffswasintentionalandwillful.WHEREFORE,eachPlaintiffasksjUdgmentagainstDefendantfor:(a)Actualdamages in anamounttobeprovedattrial;(b)Compensatorydamages in anamounttobeprovedattrial;(c)Punitivedamages,notexceeding the lesserof$500,000oronepercentumof the networthof the Defendant;(d)Appropriateinjunctiverelief;(e)Reasonableattorneys'fees·andcostsofsuit;and(f)Furtherreliefasthis court deemsjustandproper.COUNTIIFAIRHOUSINGACT35.Plaintiffsadoptandreallege~~1through28ofthisComplaintandincorporatethembyreferenceas~35ofCountII.36.Thisclaimisbroughtunder the FairHousingAct,42U.S.C.§§3601,et~section3613(a)(1)(A)ofthisActallowsacivilactiontobebroughtbyanypersondamaged.under the Act.sections3605(a)and(b)(1)providesthatitshallbeunlawfulforanypersonorentitywhosebusinessincludesengaging in residentialreal-estate-relatedtransactionsto8JURISDICTIONANDVENUE2.Jurisdictionofthis court arisesunder28U.S.C.§1343(a)(4),42U.S.C.§3613(a)(1)(A)and15U.S.C.§1691e(f).3.Venueisproper in the NorthernDistrictofIllinoissincesomeof the actsandtransactionscomplainedofoccurred in thisdistrict. THE PARTIES4.PlaintiffSelmaS.Buycks-RobersonisanAfrican-Americancitizenof the unitedStateswhoresides in Broadview,Illinois.5.PlaintiffReneeBrooksisanAfrican-Americancitizenof the unitedStateswhoresides in Chicago,Illinois.6.PlaintiffCalvinR.RobersonisanAfrican-Americancitizenof the unitedStateswhoresides in Chicago,Illinois.7.Defendantcitibankisafederalsavingsbankthatoffersresidentialmortgageloans("homeloans").CLASSACTIONSALLEGATIONS8.(a)Plaintiffsarecitibankhomeloanapplicants;theybringthisactiononbehalfofthemselvesandallotherAfrican-Americanhomeloanapplicantssimilarlysituated.ThisactionisbroughtasaclassactionpursuanttoRule23(b)(2)andRule23(b)(3)of the FederalRulesofCivilProcedure.(b) The classconsistsofallAfrican-AmericanswhofiledapplicationsforhomeloanstocitibankandwererejectedonorafterJuly6,1992becausetheyareAfrican-Americanand/or2§1691(a);and(iii)whetherPlaintiffsareentitledtoanawardofactual,compensatoryorpunitivedamages.(f) The wrongfulconductallegedhereinhasbeentakengenerallyagainstallmembersof the class in thatAfrican-Americanhomeloanapplicantshavehadtheirloanapplicationsrejectedon the basisoftheirraceorcolor,orbecauseof the racialcompositionof the neighborhoods in whichtheirpropertieswerelocated,orboth,pursuantto the policies,practicesorproceduresofDefendant.(g) The commonquestionsoffactandlawpredominateoverquestionsaffectingonlyindividualclassmembers.(h)Aclassactionissuperiortootheravailablemethodsfor the fairandefficientadjudicationof the controversy in that:(i)amUltiplicityofsuitswithconsequentburdenon the courtsandDefendantshouldbeavoided;and(ii)itwouldbeundulyburdensomeforallclassmemberstointerveneasparties-plaintiffs in thisaction. THE FACTSMs.Buycks-Roberson9.OnoraboutApril4,1992,PlaintiffSelmaBuycks-Robersonappliedforahomeloanofapproximately$43,700fromcitibank.10. The purposeof the loanwastorefinanceanexistingmortgageofapproximately$43,500onMs.Buycks-Roberson'shome,locatedat2057South25thAvenue in Broadview,Illinois.11. The propertythatMs.Buycks-Robersonattemptedtorefinanceislocated in aneighborhood in which the African-4because the racialcompositionof the neighborhoods in whichtheirpropertieswerelocatedwaspredominantlyAfrican-American.(c) The classissonumerousthatjoinderofallpersonsisimpracticable.PlaintiffsareinformedandbelievethatmanyhomeloanapplicationstoDefendantbyAfrican-Americanswereillegallyrejected.Oninformationandbelief,Defendantrejected the homeloanapplicationsofmanydozensofAfrican-Americanapplicantsbecauseoftheirraceorcolor,and/orbecauseof the racialcompositionof the neighborhoods in whichtheirpropertieswerelocated.(d)Plaintiffswillfairlyandadequatelyprotect the interestsofallclassmembers,astheyaremembersof the classandtheirclaimsaretypicalof the claimsofallclassmembers.Plaintiffsareincensedby the treatmenttheyhavereceivedandwillaggressivelypursuetheiraswellas the class'sinterests.Plaintiffs'interests in obtaininginjunctivereliefandmonetarydamagesfor the violationsof the above-mentionedfederalstatutesareconsistentwithandnotantagonistictothoseofanypersonwithin the class.(e) The commonquestionsoflawandfactinclude:(i)whetherDefendanthadapolicy,practiceorproceduretorejecthomeloanapplicationson the basisof the applicants'raceoron the basisof the racialcompositionof the neighborhoods in whichtheirpropertieswerelocated;(ii)whether the conductallegedhereinis in violationofTitle42U.S.C.§§1981and1982;42U.S.C.§3605and15U.S.C.343.Becauseof the Defendant'smaliciousrefusaltodealwithPlaintiffsanditspolicyof·discriminationagainstPlaintiffsbecauseofraceorcolor,Plaintiffsclaimpunitiveorexemplarydamages.WHEREFORE,PlaintiffsaskjUdgmentagainstDefendantfor:(a)Actualdamages in anamounttobeprovedattrial;(b)Compensatorydamages in anamounttobeprovedattrial;(c)Punitivedamages;(d)Appropriateinjunctiverelief;(e)Reasonableattorneys'feesandcostsofsuit;and(f)Furtherreliefasthis Court deemsjustandproper.SELMAS.BUYCKS-ROBERSON; ... 33.Plaintiffspossessedadequateincomeandassetsandhadadequatecr~dithistorytoqualifyfor the loansrequested, the valueand/or the e~itytheyhad in theirpropertiesweresufficienttosupport the loans,andDefendantwasawareofthosefacts.34.Defendant'sdiscriminationagainstPlaintiffswasintentionalandwillful.WHEREFORE,eachPlaintiffasksjUdgmentagainstDefendantfor:(a)Actualdamages in anamounttobeprovedattrial;(b)Compensatorydamages in anamounttobeprovedattrial;(c)Punitivedamages,notexceeding the lesserof$500,000oronepercentumof the networthof the Defendant;(d)Appropriateinjunctiverelief;(e)Reasonableattorneys'fees·andcostsofsuit;and(f)Furtherreliefasthis court deemsjustandproper.COUNTIIFAIRHOUSINGACT35.Plaintiffsadoptandreallege~~1through28ofthisComplaintandincorporatethembyreferenceas~35ofCountII.36.Thisclaimisbroughtunder the FairHousingAct,42U.S.C.§§3601,et~section3613(a)(1)(A)ofthisActallowsacivilactiontobebroughtbyanypersondamaged.under the Act.sections3605(a)and(b)(1)providesthatitshallbeunlawfulforanypersonorentitywhosebusinessincludesengaging in residentialreal-estate-relatedtransactionsto8JURISDICTIONANDVENUE2.Jurisdictionofthis court arisesunder28U.S.C.§1343(a)(4),42U.S.C.§3613(a)(1)(A)and15U.S.C.§1691e(f).3.Venueisproper in the NorthernDistrictofIllinoissincesomeof the actsandtransactionscomplainedofoccurred in thisdistrict. THE PARTIES4.PlaintiffSelmaS.Buycks-RobersonisanAfrican-Americancitizenof the unitedStateswhoresides in Broadview,Illinois.5.PlaintiffReneeBrooksisanAfrican-Americancitizenof the unitedStateswhoresides in Chicago,Illinois.6.PlaintiffCalvinR.RobersonisanAfrican-Americancitizenof the unitedStateswhoresides in Chicago,Illinois.7.Defendantcitibankisafederalsavingsbankthatoffersresidentialmortgageloans("homeloans").CLASSACTIONSALLEGATIONS8.(a)Plaintiffsarecitibankhomeloanapplicants;theybringthisactiononbehalfofthemselvesandallotherAfrican-Americanhomeloanapplicantssimilarlysituated.ThisactionisbroughtasaclassactionpursuanttoRule23(b)(2)andRule23(b)(3)of the FederalRulesofCivilProcedure.(b) The classconsistsofallAfrican-AmericanswhofiledapplicationsforhomeloanstocitibankandwererejectedonorafterJuly6,1992becausetheyareAfrican-Americanand/or2§1691(a);and(iii)whetherPlaintiffsareentitledtoanawardofactual,compensatoryorpunitivedamages.(f) The wrongfulconductallegedhereinhasbeentakengenerallyagainstallmembersof the class in thatAfrican-Americanhomeloanapplicantshavehadtheirloanapplicationsrejectedon the basisoftheirraceorcolor,orbecauseof the racialcompositionof the neighborhoods in whichtheirpropertieswerelocated,orboth,pursuantto the policies,practicesorproceduresofDefendant.(g) The commonquestionsoffactandlawpredominateoverquestionsaffectingonlyindividualclassmembers.(h)Aclassactionissuperiortootheravailablemethodsfor the fairandefficientadjudicationof the controversy in that:(i)amUltiplicityofsuitswithconsequentburdenon the courtsandDefendantshouldbeavoided;and(ii)itwouldbeundulyburdensomeforallclassmemberstointerveneasparties-plaintiffs in thisaction. THE FACTSMs.Buycks-Roberson9.OnoraboutApril4,1992,PlaintiffSelmaBuycks-Robersonappliedforahomeloanofapproximately$43,700fromcitibank.10. The purposeof the loanwastorefinanceanexistingmortgageofapproximately$43,500onMs.Buycks-Roberson'shome,locatedat2057South25thAvenue in Broadview,Illinois.11. The propertythatMs.Buycks-Robersonattemptedtorefinanceislocated in aneighborhood in which the African-4because the racialcompositionof the neighborhoods in whichtheirpropertieswerelocatedwaspredominantlyAfrican-American.(c) The classissonumerousthatjoinderofallpersonsisimpracticable.PlaintiffsareinformedandbelievethatmanyhomeloanapplicationstoDefendantbyAfrican-Americanswereillegallyrejected.Oninformationandbelief,Defendantrejected the homeloanapplicationsofmanydozensofAfrican-Americanapplicantsbecauseoftheirraceorcolor,and/orbecauseof the racialcompositionof the neighborhoods in whichtheirpropertieswerelocated.(d)Plaintiffswillfairlyandadequatelyprotect the interestsofallclassmembers,astheyaremembersof the classandtheirclaimsaretypicalof the claimsofallclassmembers.Plaintiffsareincensedby the treatmenttheyhavereceivedandwillaggressivelypursuetheiraswellas the class'sinterests.Plaintiffs'interests in obtaininginjunctivereliefandmonetarydamagesfor the violationsof the above-mentionedfederalstatutesareconsistentwithandnotantagonistictothoseofanypersonwithin the class.(e) The commonquestionsoflawandfactinclude:(i)whetherDefendanthadapolicy,practiceorproceduretorejecthomeloanapplicationson the basisof the applicants'raceoron the basisof the racialcompositionof the neighborhoods in whichtheirpropertieswerelocated;(ii)whether the conductallegedhereinis in violationofTitle42U.S.C.§§1981and1982;42U.S.C.§3605and15U.S.C.343.Becauseof the Defendant'smaliciousrefusaltodealwithPlaintiffsanditspolicyof·discriminationagainstPlaintiffsbecauseofraceorcolor,Plaintiffsclaimpunitiveorexemplarydamages.WHEREFORE,PlaintiffsaskjUdgmentagainstDefendantfor:(a)Actualdamages in anamounttobeprovedattrial;(b)Compensatorydamages in anamounttobeprovedattrial;(c)Punitivedamages;(d)Appropriateinjunctiverelief;(e)Reasonableattorneys'feesandcostsofsuit;and(f)Furtherreliefasthis Court deemsjustandproper.SELMAS.BUYCKS-ROBERSON;...
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