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Santander Consumer USA, Inc. Missouri Cases

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Party ID: santander-consumer-usa-inc
Cases Shown: 1
Top Practice Route: Civil Litigation

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Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District / Sep 24, 2019

Terence E. Porter, Jr., Appellant, v. Santander Consumer USA, Inc., Respondent.

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Terence E. Porter, Jr. appealed the trial court's judgment in favor of Santander Consumer USA, Inc. after a bench trial. Porter raised six points on appeal, but his brief substantially failed to comply with the mandatory requirements of Missouri Supreme Court Rule 84.04. The appellate court determined that the deficiencies in the brief were so severe that no claims were preserved for review. Consequently, the court dismissed Porter's appeal.

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