Phillips v. Dukes (In Re T v. Dukes)
United States Bankruptcy Court, E.D. Michigan
1Opinion of the Court
I
Introduction
HAROLD H. BOBIER, Bankruptcy Judge.
Debtor, an unmarried elderly man with a 4th grade education, was both untutored and naive. While in the hospital for a heart condition he viewed a television advertise ment of Salem Mortgage, a mortgage broker who worked principally for Roland A. Benge & Co., a mortgage lender. Debtor answered the advertisement by calling Salem on a toll-free telephone number. Subsequent to his release from the hospital, debtor was visited by a representative of Salem Mortgage in his home, at which time he made a written loan application to Benge & Company. A…
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