Bank of Terrell v. Webb

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• signing note stating holder could “compromise or extend or renew ... for any period ... any indebtedness evidenced thereby” did not constitute consent to increase in interest rate, reasoning that the language “cannot be construed as being a general consent to all modifications”
• signing note stating holder could \compromise or extend or renew ... for any period ... any indebtedness evidenced thereby\ did not constitute consent to increase in interest rate, reasoning that the language \cannot be construed as being a general consent to all modifications\

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