Before Boudin, Stahl and Lynch, Circuit Judges . Earlier litigation established that the Sweeneys had defaulted on the loans which were secured by the property occupied by the Sweeneys. On appeal the Sweeneys raise three claims.
None has merit.
The Sweeneys raised no defenses in the trial court to the merits of the action and they raise none here. The Sweeneys do not, in this appeal, dispute that they had defaulted on their obligation to pay the sums owed and that the lender, or its successor, was entitled to foreclose. The federal court then entered that state court jury verdict against the Sweeneys in a judgment. The Sweeneys appealed that judgment and lost. There was a foreclosure.