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· 11/1/2023

Deana L. Stone v. CCBCC, Inc.

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  • recognizing that the Texas Supreme Court considers this commentary to be persuasive (citing Stringer, 23 S.W.3d at 357)
  • holding that a final loan amount higher than originally applied for did not trigger another 12-day waiting period, since it was all \part of the same loan transaction.\
  • discussion of fixed and variable rate home equity loans

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