Vernon Handy, Administrator of the Estate of Geneva H. Handy v. Anchor Mortgage Corporation and Countrywide Home Loans, Inc.

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• holding that where a lender provided a borrower with a correct disclosure but also provided the borrower with an incorrect form, the disclosure was unclear
• stating that “TILA does not easily forgive ‘technical’ errors’ ”
• “Given the statute, [Defendant] forfeits its right to collect interest, and so it must reimburse [Plaintiff] for any interest paid while the loan was outstanding”
• strictly construing requirements regarding notice of right to rescind and finding that defendant's simultaneous provision of two forms did not clearly and conspicuously disclose the effect of rescission
• strictly construing requirements regarding notice of right to rescind and finding that defendant’s simultaneous provision of two forms did not clearly and conspicuously disclose the effect of rescission
• applying §§ 1635(a) and 1640

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