Appellate Court Grants a Stay of the Fed’s LO Compensation Rule
So you're saying there's a chance. . .Wanted to get this out ASAP. At least someone in the court recognized that the Fed's Compensation Rule needs to be scrutinized more carefully.
BREAKING NEWS: Sweeping Federal Reserve Rule Delayed
Appellate Court Grants a Stay of the Fed’s LO Compensation Rule
St Paul, MN: The Mortgage industry scored a major victory late Thursday night as their expedited appeal to the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia was granted and a stay implementation of the final rule on loan officer compensation.
The stay delays the enforcement date of the LO compensation rule which was to take effect beginning today, Friday, April 1, 2011.
A hearing is set for April 5th.
The appeal was granted after a Federal Judge ruled Wednesday AGAINST giving a temporary restraining order banning the implementation of the rule.
The court cases move forward. This action is ONLY designed to stop the enforcement of the rule until it can wind its way through the courts and a final and permanent decision is made.
Stay tuned for more details and read
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