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Featured case studies

Wife unknowingly added as co-borrower to husband’s business loan

I did not agree to be a co-borrower
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Making a purchase at an EFTPOS terminal? Don’t forget to cover your PIN number!

When purchasing medicine at a store, Clementine fainted and was taken to hospital. The cashier watched her enter her PIN, stole her card, and made fraudulent transactions. The credit card issuer declined to reimburse Clementine for the transactions because she had not protected her PIN.
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The willing buyer test: what does market value really mean?

Zichen and Theo complained that the lender sold their business’s machinery for far less than what it was worth, and now they were stuck paying the rest of the loan back.
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