· 5/17/1991
Towers World Airways Inc., the Towers Organization Inc., and Towers Financial Corporation v. Phh Aviation Systems Inc. And Phh Group Inc.
Citations
- 933 F.2d 174
- 1991 U.S. App. LEXIS 10186
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that Towers was liable for charges because Towers' consent and other conduct revealed the pilot's unrestricted access to the PHH card
- courts place “primary reliance on background principles of agency law” in determining liability under of cardholders under the TILA
- TILA “precludes a finding of apparent authority where the transfer of the card was without the cardholder’s consent, as in cases involving theft, loss, or fraud”
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Judges: Altimari, Lumbard, Newman
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