N. C. Freed Company, Inc., and International Roofing Corp. v. Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and Federal Trade Commission

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• holding that because “[the Consumer Credit Protection Act] is remedial in nature, its terms must be construed in liberal fashion if the underlying Congressional purpose is to be effectuated.”
• statutory liens to be included within TILA definition of “security interest” and incorporated in home repair contract
• statutory liens to be included within TILA definition of \security interest\ and incorporated in home repair contract
• “Since the [Consumer Credit Protection Act] is remedial in nature, its terms must be construed in liberal fashion if the underlying Congressional purpose is to be effectuated.”
• “[TILA] must be liberally construed to effectuate the intent of Congress.”

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