Whirlpool Financial Corporation, a Delaware Corporation v. Jean Sevaux

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• holding that the Credit Agreements Act barred a defense of fraudulent inducement
• holding that the ICAA barred a defense of fraudulent inducement
• party never raised choice of law until appeal from summary judgment and judgment on the pleadings
• “the traditional exceptions to the Illinois Frauds Act—including part performance, estoppel and claims sounding in tort—may not be raised to counter an action that falls within the scope of the Credit Agreements Act”

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