General Electric Credit Corporation v. Tidenberg

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• recognizing that public policy encourages freedom of 16 contract between competent parties and that contracts will be enforced unless they 17 contravene public policy
• “[P]ublic policy encourages freedom between competent parties of the right to contract, and requires the enforcement of contracts, unless they clearly contravene some positive law or rule of public morals.”

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