Finnerty v. Wallen

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• concluding that a “notice and cure provision . . . would essentially amount to a waiver of TILA's initial account-opening disclosure requirements, because Defendant would be able to provide deficient initial disclosures and remedy them only after the contract was signed”
• explaining that “the purpose of TILA is to allow borrowers to compare available credit and billing terms before entering into a contract”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).