Citizens Bank, Vienna v. Bowen

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• determining that the plaintiff was not prevented from reading the documents he signed even though he alleged that the document was covered up so that he could not see all of its terms
• determining that the plaintiff was not prevented from reading the documents he signed even though he alleged that the document was covered up so that he could not see all of its terms
• the fact that one party was in a “hurry” to have the agreements signed does not mean the other party was prevented from reading it
• the fact that one party was in a “hurry” to have the agreements signed does not mean the other party was prevented from reading it
• evidence that defendants covered part of document and were in a hurry to have documents signed insufficient to establish that plaintiff was prevented by fraud from reading documents
• evidence that defendants covered part of document and were in a hurry to have documents signed insufficient to establish that plaintiff was prevented by fraud from reading documents

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).