Jacobs v. Wirtz

How courts have described this case

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• holding that acceleration clauses are quite common and are generally enforceable according to their terms
• absent some element of fraud, exploitative overreaching or unconscionable conduct by the creditor, the court should enforce an acceleration clause
• absent some element of fraud, exploitative overreaching or unconscionable conduct by the creditor, the court should enforce an acceleration clause
• absent some element of fraud, exploitative overreaching or unconscionable conduct by the creditor, the court should enforce an acceleration clause
• “Payment in accordance with contractual terms, in and of itself, does not constitute an injustice.”
• “Acceleration clauses are quite common and are generally enforced according to their terms. It is only in rare cases that clauses will be denied enforcement under equitable principles.” (internal quotation marks .and citations omitted)

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