Judge Won't Rule US Bancorp Has To Upkeep LA Homes

By Bonnie Eslinger ( December 1, 2015, 11:00 PM EST) -- A California judge overseeing the city of Los Angeles' public nuisance suit against U. S. Bancorp refused Tuesday to find that the bank has a duty to repair foreclosed homes it owns, saying that finding such a "quasi-statutory duty" would not resolve any of the lawsuit's claims. . . .

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