· 1/9/2003
Quenzer v. Advanta Mortgage Corp. USA
Citations
- 288 B.R. 884
- 2003 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 2131
- 2003 WL 354919
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- concluding that legislative history confirms that Congress intended the courts to have authority to impose equitable conditions at any time during the rescission process to insure that the consumer complies with his or her obligations under TILA
- “Even though defendant violated TILA, automatically relegating its entire claim to unsecured status under these circumstances would be completely inequitable and would exact a penalty entirely disproportionate to its offense.”
- “Even though the defendant violated TILA, automatically relegating its entire claim to unsecured status under these circumstances would be completely inequitable and would exact a penalty entirely disproportionate to its offense.”
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