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· 2/10/2017

GIBSON, JR., WILLIAM D., PEOPLE v

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  • explaining that because TILA does not provide a statute of limitations for rescission enforcement claims, the state contract law statute of limitations applies
  • finding that the plaintiff had timely exercised his right to rescind by notifying creditor within three years of consummation of (continued . . .
  • explaining that “[l]eave to amend can and should generally be given, even in the absence of such a request by the party,” unless “the pleading could not possibly be cured by the allegation of other facts”
  • applying state catch-all statute of 15 ||limitations. to a rescission enforcement claim where the plaintiffs timely notified the 16 ||creditor in writing of their intention to rescind within the three-year TILA limitations 17 j/period
  • applying Washington's six-year contract statute of limitations to TILA rescission enforcement claims
  • “Leave to amend can and should generally be given, 14 even in the absence of such a request by the party,” so long as amendment would not be futile

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