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Defendants in the NCUA cases nevertheless have their own Hail Mary appeal under way. As the JPMorgan?points out, a statute-of-repose appeal that exactly parallels the FHFA case at the 2nd Circuit is now before the 10th Circuit in an NCUA case. A big group of defendants led by Nomura, RBS and Novastar are arguing the credit union administrator's suit falls outside the statute of repose for federal securities claims. They assert that there's no reference to the statute of repose in the extender statute, which doesn't even refer to federal securities claims but only to state-law tort and contract claims.