U.S. Life Credit Corp. v. Wilson

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• recognizing that where legislative “intent is expressed by clear and unambiguous language[,] . . . it is . . . not necessary for us to rely on canons of statutory construction calling for liberal construction of remedial legislation to effectuate legislative intent”
• invalidating provision in consumer loan agreement that waives debtor’s statutory right to be free from publication of his indebtedness

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