Moran Foods, Inc., Plaintiff-Appellant/cross-Appellee v. Mid-Atlantic Market Development Company, Llc, Defendants-Appellees/cross-Appellants

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• holding that jurisdiction existed because the notice of appeal men- tioned the district court’s order that, in effect, brought up for review the court’s earlier quasi-interlocutory order (emphasis added)
• holding that jurisdiction existed because the notice of appeal men- tioned the district court’s order that, in effect, brought up for review the court’s earlier quasi-interlocutory order (emphasis added)
• “[I]t is apparent that what the Act was intended to do was to forbid a creditor to deny credit to a [married] woman on the basis of a belief that she would not be a good credit risk.”
• “[W]hat the Act was intended to do was forbid a creditor to deny credit to a woman on the basis of a belief that she would not be a good credit risk because she would be distracted by child care or some other stereotypically female responsibility.”

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