Federal Deposit Insurance v. 32 Edwardsville, Inc.

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• holding a plaintiff cannot assert a violation of the ECOA as an affirmative defense
• finding section 1691e(c) of the ECOA does not grant courts the power to invalidate underlying obligations
• finding section 1691e(c) of the ECOA does not grant courts the power to invalidate underlying obligations
• even though wife was not an officer or shareholder, bank did not discriminate on basis of marital status where no evidence supported that corporation would have qualified for loan without the consideration of property jointly held by husband and wife

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