Fischer v. First International Bank
A California Appellate Court Decision which held the enforceability of a dragnet clause in a loan agreement was dependent on the reasonable expectations of the parties.
A California Appellate Court Decision which held the enforceability of a dragnet clause in a loan agreement was dependent on the reasonable expectations of the parties.
This case provides an example of imperfect legislation and an apparently "dawdling DMV" that caused delayed perfection of a lien, giving a bankruptcy trustee the perfect opportunity to take advantage of an avoidable transfer.
On July 23, 2002 the U.S.
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