John Mason Kessler v. Associates Financial Services Company

How courts have described this case

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• ‘Section 1640(f) creates no good faith defense based on the creditor’s honest and reasonable, but mistaken interpretation of the Regulation Z.’
• “We share the district court’s concerns that the vagaries of the construction of TILA and Regulation Z can be traps for even wary lenders.... As real as those concerns are, however, redress lies with Congress and the Federal Reserve Board, not with the courts.”

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