Carrie Mars v. Spartanburg Chrysler Plymouth, Inc. And First National Bank of South Carolina

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• holding that technical violation, even if merely a “minor variation in language and type size” from TILA requirements, imposes liability
• holding that technical violation, even if merely a \minor variation in language and type size\ from Truth in Lending Act requirements, imposes liability
• holding that technical violation, even if merely a “minor variation in language and type size” from TILA requirements, imposes liability
• finding that a procedural violation of the TILA-the use of the term \total time balance\ instead of \total of payments\-created a sufficient injury-in-fact to support standing
• finding that a procedural violation of the TILA—the use of the term “total time balance” instead of “total of payments”—created a sufficient injury-in-fact to support standing
• summarily interpret- ing § 1640(a)(2)(A) to cap TILA statutory damages in all individual actions at $1,000

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