Handling Consumer Credit Cases, 3d (Commercial Law Library)

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Patricia F. Fonseca

John R. Fonseca

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Brand: Clark Boardman Callaghan

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Handling Consumer Credit Cases provides a transactional approach to the law and explains the impact of each law as it affects consumer credit. It contains the history of new and revised credit statutes and regulations, as well as official text and in-depth analyses of developing consumer credit areas. Topics covered include:

• Truth-in-lending

• Consumer leasing

• Electronic funds transfers

• Fair Debt Collection Practices Act litigation

• Credit cards

• Default

• Repossession

• Foreclosure

• Deficiency

• Garnishment

• Equal Credit Opportunity Act

• Fair Credit Reporting Act

• Fair Credit and Charge Card Disclosure Act of 1988

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Volume One

Chapter 1: Nature and Sources of Consumer Credit Law
Chapter 2: Installment Sale Headaches; Warranty Disclaimer, Door-to-Door Solicitation, The Holder in Due Course Doctrine
Chapter 3: Consumer Loans; Rebates, Refinancing, Licensing, and Real Estate Transactions
Chapter 4: Unconscionability and Consumer Credit
Chapter 5: Default, Repossession, Foreclosure, Deficiency and garnishments: Consumer's Chain of Disaster
Chapter 6: Unsavory Collection Procedures: Cognovits, Default Judgments, Sewer Service and Harassment
Chapter 7: Rate Ceilings: Public Utility Approach or Free Competition?
Chapter 8: Truth-in-Lending Act
Chapter 9: Equal Credit Opportunity Act
Chapter 10: Bank Credit Cards
Chapter 11: The Credit Bureau: Prosecutor or Protector?
Chapter 12: Credit Insurance: The Tail That Wags the Dog
Chapter 13: The FTC and Consumer Credit: The Mouse Begins to Roar
Chapter 14: Putting Teeth in the Tiger: Debtor's Remedies, Public Enforcement and Consumer Class Actions
Chapter 15: Alternatives for Consumers Who Can't Make It
Chapter 16: Electronic Fund Transfer and Consumer Protection
Appendices

Volume Two

Chapter 17: truth in Lending
Chapter 18: Consumer Leasing Act
Chapter 19: Equal Credit Opportunity Act
Chapter 20: Fair Credit Reporting
Chapter 21: Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
Chapter 22: Magnuson-Moss Warranty-Federal Trade Commission Improvement Act of 1975
Chapter 23: Cooling-Off Period for Door-to-Door Sales
Chapter 24: Holder in Due Course Doctrine
Chapter 25: Home Mortgage Disclosure Act
Chapter 26: Electronic Fund Transfer Act
Chapter 27: Restrictions on Garnishments
Chapter 28: Community Reinvestment Act of 1977
Index

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