Don't confuse the requirement to disclose an accepted offer from the rules on when disclosure of
unaccepted offers is required.
Oops - another comment while you are moderating my first one Sending
unaccepted offers to the bank is stupid.
Most of the attendees agreed that given the shift toward agreement in the federal Circuits that
an unaccepted offer of judgment does not moot class claims, along with the fact that the Supreme Court has granted certiorari on that very issue in Campbell - Ewald Company v. Gomez, it would be premature to propose any significant revisions to the rules dealing with Rule 68 offers.
Not exact matches
The district court denied the motion, holding that Plaintiff's claim was not moot, but certified the question of whether an
unaccepted Rule 68
offer, made before certification, moots the entire action and deprives the court of jurisdiction.
The court held that the plaintiff, a realty firm which showed the house to the purchasers, which had knowledge of the vendor's listing with another agency, and which presented the purchaser's
offer that was met by an
unaccepted counteroffer was not the procuring cause of the sale.