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Judicial Erosion Of The Rescission Right Under Truth In Lending
Judicial Erosion Of The Rescission Right Under Truth In Lending
Washington and Lee Law Review
No abstract provided.
Bank Credit Cards And The Timing Of Deductions Under Revenue Ruling 78-38: A Return To Consistency
Bank Credit Cards And The Timing Of Deductions Under Revenue Ruling 78-38: A Return To Consistency
Washington and Lee Law Review
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Truth And Consequences, John W. Edmonds, Iii, George W. Taylor, Jr.
Truth And Consequences, John W. Edmonds, Iii, George W. Taylor, Jr.
Washington and Lee Law Review
No abstract provided.
Truth In Lending Act - Defendant's Debt Counterclaim - Compulsory Or Permissive, F. Gifford Landen
Truth In Lending Act - Defendant's Debt Counterclaim - Compulsory Or Permissive, F. Gifford Landen
Case Western Reserve Law Review
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Truth-In-Lending Litigation: When The Borrower Goes Bankrupt, Brian S. Harvey
Truth-In-Lending Litigation: When The Borrower Goes Bankrupt, Brian S. Harvey
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Implied Private Actions For Federal Margin Violations: The Cort V. Ash Factors, William M. Hartnett
Implied Private Actions For Federal Margin Violations: The Cort V. Ash Factors, William M. Hartnett
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.
In Re Federal's, Inc., Another Round In The Battle Between The Reclaiming Credit Seller And The Bankruptcy Trustee , Richard A. Mann, Michael J. Phillips
In Re Federal's, Inc., Another Round In The Battle Between The Reclaiming Credit Seller And The Bankruptcy Trustee , Richard A. Mann, Michael J. Phillips
Fordham Law Review
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Consumer Law--The Supervised Loan In West Virginia, Jon David Levy
Consumer Law--The Supervised Loan In West Virginia, Jon David Levy
West Virginia Law Review
The supervised (small) loan is just one piece in the patchwork of transactions characterized as consumer credit. It is designed to increase the availability of credit for consumers in a form attractive to legitimate lenders who are permitted to issue loans with a low ceiling on the maximum principal amount, and a high ceiling on the permissible rate of interest. The other primary feature of the supervised loan, in trade off to its exemption from general usury requirements, is comprehensive regulation. As a result, supervised loan legislation is uniformly characterized by scrupulous licensing and oversight requirements. The one source perhaps …