Tedesco v. CDC Federal Credit Union

Deen, Presiding Judge.

Appellant Ferdinand Tedesco entered into a credit agreement with appellee CDC Federal Credit Union (CDC) whereby appellant was enabled to borrow monies up to a limit of $30,000, and simultaneously executed a Deed to Secure Debt encumbering his residence. The agreement required appellant to pay annually, on the anniversary date of the agreement, a lump sum comprising all monies then owing, and to maintain a zero balance for a minimum of 14 consecutive calendar days each year. The agreement authorized the appellee “with or without cause” to refuse any future advances that…