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Recall Vote Dismissal Sought

The $161 million St. Helens Community Federal Credit Union is seeking to dismiss a federal lawsuit filed by a member over a dispute to recall board members because it is not within the jurisdiction of the federal court.

By Peter Strozniak | Updated on March 08, 2013

The $161 million St. Helens Community Federal Credit Union  is seeking to dismiss a federal lawsuit filed by a member over a dispute to recall board members because it is not within the jurisdiction of the federal court.

Member Steven S. Knebel in U. S. District Court in Portland, Ore. brought the lawsuit against the credit union last month. He claims he St. Helens, Ore.-based credit union did not comply with its bylaws, permitting the five recalled board directors to continue serving.  Knebel’s lawsuit is asking the federal court for a declaratory judgment that would recall the five board members.

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