· 10/12/1984
Daniel R. Murphy and Susan Murphy v. Empire of America, Fsa
Citations
- 746 F.2d 931
- 1984 U.S. App. LEXIS 17738
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- holding that isolated remarks in legislative debate are entitled to little or ho weight, particularly when they are unclear or conflict with other comments
- construing a similar New York law and recognizing that consummation occurred under TILA when parties signed a contract obligating each of them to fulfill their respective promises
- applying state law to determine whether a transaction was consummated under TILA
- “The focal point for possible reconsideration by the borrower is when he becomes contractually bound, which normally occurs when he signs the commitment.”
- “The transaction is consummated when the lender and borrower sign a contract obligating them, respectively, to lend and to borrow the funds.”
- “The signing of the contract is the event of cental significance. Thereafter ... [i]f the lender refuses to provide the loan it can be held liable to the borrower for damages.”
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Judges: Lumbard, Mansfield, Kearse
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