Court Denies Motion for Summary Judgement in Bancroft Case

The following is the court's ruling on the motion for summary judgement in one of the Bancroft cases.  It proves that courts indeed have a sense of humor:

The Court has amply telegraphed its belief that Bancroft’s “Premium Lite” “insurance” program is, at best, a scheme, and at worst, a scam. This Court has on multiple occasions [Dkt. Nos. 76, 94, 140] dealt with the factual underpinnings of Plaintiff’s Motion for Partial Summary Judgment [Dkt. #160]. No matter how the parties reformulate the questions, the answer is the same: “That’ll be DENIED.” The Court does not believe the parties. The Court does not believe the lawyers. This matter will be resolved once and for all in the crucibles of trial. Credibility issues alone prevent summary adjudication of core issues in this case.