Almojera v. Seattle First National Bank, (1989)

• Court: Nooksack Tribal Court of Appeals
• Decision Date: 21 December 1989
• Docket Number: O-Ci-5/89-0153,NOO-Ci-5/89-0153
• Citation: Almojera v. Seattle First National Bank (Nooksack Tribal Ct. of App. 1989)
• Parties: ANDREA ALMOJERA v. SEATTLE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

ANDREA ALMOJERA v. SEATTLE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

No. NOO-Ci-5/89-0153

The Nooksack Tribal Court of Appeals Nooksack Indian Reservation Deming, Washington

December 21, 1989

Appellant Andrea Almojera appeared pro se. Janet L. Stauffer for Respondent Seattle First National Bank.

SUMMARY

In an action to remain in possession of a mobile home, the Court of Appeals found no legal basis entitling the appellant to remain in possession of the premises, despite the fact that her daughter is handicapped and appellant has no place to go.

Before: Nooksack Tribal Court of Appeals. Judge Elbridge Coochise, Judge Hollis Chough, and Judge John L. Roe presiding.

ORDER

This matter came for a hearing before the Nooksack Court of Appeals on December 12, 1989. Andrea Almojera appeared without an attorney or spokesperson, the Seattle First National Bank was represented by attorney Janet L. Stauffer.

This Court heard arguments from both parties and reviewed the records and files therein. The Court being fully advised of the premises, issues its order as follows:

The Court finds no merit in appellant's claim of a law allowing her to remain in responde...