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Archive for October, 2021

29
Oct
2021

Michigan’s Right of Rescission Rule

Right of Rescission: Michigan Court Ruled Each Borrower Must Receive Two Notices of Right to Cancel. The Michigan Court of Appeals has held that a mortgagor who is entitled to a notice of the right to rescind is in fact entitled to two copies of that notice for each borrower. In this case, each borrower […]

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29
Oct
2021

Collateral: Embezzled Funds

Credit Union Board Member and Manager Pledged Embezzled Funds as collateral for Credit Union loan.    Rebecca Caldwell was the manager, secretary and treasurer of Avondale Mills Bevelle Employees Federal Credit Union. She also served on the credit union’s Board of Directors. Caldwell took a blank Certificate of Deposit from the credit union and directed […]

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25
Oct
2021

Credit Union Repossession of Mobile Home

In this case, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Rhode Island held that Equitable Credit Union acted properly when it repossessed debtor’s mobile home after the bankruptcy court discharged debtor and the bankruptcy stay had been lifted. The debtor borrowed money from the credit union and granted a security interest to the credit union in his […]

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22
Oct
2021

Personal Liability & Business Loan

In this case, the court upheld a lower court ruling in favor of the credit union. Here, debtors McClellan and Hoyt, were, respectively, the president and secretary of Calistoga Court Club, Inc. Calistoga applied for and received a loan for $30,420 from a predecessor in interest to Mountain America Credit Union. The loan went into default and […]

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21
Oct
2021

Negligent Representation: Credit Union Liability – Credit Life Insurance

A Supreme Court of Rhode Island opinion held a credit union liable to its member for the credit union’s negligent misrepresentation to the member regarding life insurance on the member’s loan.   …[H]ere, the Court held that the credit union’s loan officer had misled the debtor upon inception of the loan by representing that there was life […]

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20
Oct
2021

Deposit Set-Off Not Allowed

This case held that a credit union’s “freeze” on a bankrupt members’ account violates the bankruptcy court’s automatic stay if the member’s loan secured by the deposit is not in default. In this case, the debtors previously borrowed funds from the credit union and granted to the credit union a security interest in their deposits […]

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