No. 25-7237October Term 2025Petition Pending
David Kissi, Petitioner v. Department of Justice
David Kissi asks the Supreme Court to review a D.C.
Case status
- Current stage
- Petition Pending
- Latest event
- Petition pending
- Decision timing
- No decision timeline until the Court agrees to hear the case.
- What it's about
David Kissi asks the Supreme Court to review a D.C. Circuit-related dispute over the denial of his effort to recover funds connected to a real estate transaction involving Pramco II, LLC. He argues that the lower court improperly relied on hearsay in resolving the matter.
Question presented
Can a court rely on ‘ Hearsay ’ to decide on a real estate transaction?
- Case path
United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit / Petition pending
- Area
Petition for review pending
Briefing
What it's about
David Kissi asks the Supreme Court to review a dispute over his effort to recover funds tied to a real estate transaction involving Pramco II, LLC. He argues that the lower court improperly relied on hearsay (an out-of-court statement offered to prove a claim).
Argument
The petition is pending, and oral argument has not been scheduled. Kissi argues that the lower court relied on hearsay to resolve the real estate-related dispute.
Impact
The case could affect people seeking money connected to property transactions when courts consider disputed secondhand statements. For example, a person claiming funds from a real estate deal may want a court to decide whether such statements can be used.
What is at stake in Kissi v. Department of Justice?
Kissi seeks review of the denial of his effort to recover funds connected to a real estate transaction. He challenges the use of hearsay in resolving that dispute.
Who could be affected by this real estate evidence dispute?
People seeking money tied to property transactions could be affected when a court considers disputed out-of-court statements. The case concerns Kissi's claimed recovery of funds from Pramco II, LLC.
What happens next in Kissi v. Department of Justice?
The petition remains pending before the Supreme Court. Watch for oral argument, another scheduling move, or action on whether the Court will hear the case.
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- Note
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- Checked
- Sep 3, 2026
- Method
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