In a recent decision, the Indiana Court of Appeals held that an integration clause contained in a guaranty of one loan did not release the guarantor from his liability of a separate loan. The Court also held that absent special circumstances, a financial institution is not required to advise a client to seek legal counsel in connection with a commercial transaction. (more…)
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Court Rules that Guarantor Not Released From Liability Because of Integration Clause and Lenders Have No Duty to Advise Prospective Borrowers to Obtain Counsel
Tuesday, August 30th, 2011Sharing The Wealth: Participated Loans
Wednesday, September 30th, 2009A participation is a contractual arrangement in which the lead lender makes a loan to his borrower and then sells a share of that loan to another lender known as the participant. Participants and lenders customarily document the terms and conditions of their deal in a participation agreement which will control the rights and duties between them. (more…)