St. Onge v. Zuccola (In Re St. Onge)

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• holding that the party that committed “the first material breach” excused the non-breaching party from performance
• explaining that homestead exemption can be waived where husband and wife both execute mortgage deed with formalities required by law
• finding a letter stating that the note had been dishonored and the debtor intended to collect the debt to be sufficient notice of default and acceleration
• TILA and contract claims against mortgagee were property of the Chapter 7 bankruptcy estate and debtors did not have standing to pursue them

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