Trouble Continues for Credit Card Collection Actions
This is good news. It should also not be considered a deviation from the traditional analysis that most courts are to routinely apply to cases that come before them. To the misfortune of many unsuspecting consumers, many courts are quick to dispense with concerns of hearsay, unreliable evidence, bogus affidavits, “robo-signers,” or a myriad of other problematic issues with credit cases that are presented to the courts.
In other actions, such as personal injury cases or even other types of contract or account cases, the courts adhere to rigorous rules of evidence and law. Somehow, the overwhelming number of credit collection cases, or perhaps the fact that we all take for granted constantly changing terms, has lulled many courts into rubber-stamping judgments and overlooking traditional burdens of proof.
The “trouble” referenced in this article for credit card collection actions are the functional operation of law. Incidentally, consumers should be aware that despite this positive news, they are still severely outgunned by the opposition. The law can provide you with far less protection than your own vigilance and sense of fiscal and credit responsibility will provide.
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