Carey v. Lincoln Loan Co., No. S53242.

CourtSupreme Court of Oregon
Citation143 P.3d 772,341 Or. 449
Docket NumberNo. S53242.
PartiesCAREY v. LINCOLN LOAN CO.
Decision Date26 September 2006
143 P.3d 772
341 Or. 449
CAREY v. LINCOLN LOAN CO.
No. S53242.
OREGON SUPREME COURT.
September 26, 2006.

(A117696) 203 Or.App. 399, 125 P.3d 814.


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  • Vasquez-Lopez v. Beneficial Oregon, Inc., 021010108.
    • United States
    • Court of Appeals of Oregon
    • January 31, 2007
    ...favorable to the party with the greater power." Carey v. Lincoln Loan Co., 203 Or.App. 399, 422, 125 P.3d 814 (2005), rev. allowed, 341 Or. 449, 143 P.3d 772 (2006). Thus, although there is some minor overlap between the legal theory deployed against the substantive terms of the loan contra......
  • Motsinger v. Lithia Rose-Ft, Inc., 04CV2574CC.
    • United States
    • Court of Appeals of Oregon
    • April 4, 2007
    ...clause was the product of deception or compulsion. See Carey v. Lincoln Loan Co., 203 Or.App. 399, 422, 125 P.3d 814 (2005), rev. allowed, 341 Or. 449, 143 P.3d 772 (2006) (unconscionability may involve deception, compulsion, or genuine lack of consent). As defendant points out, it did not ......
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  • Vasquez-Lopez v. Beneficial Oregon, Inc., 021010108.
    • United States
    • Court of Appeals of Oregon
    • January 31, 2007
    ...favorable to the party with the greater power." Carey v. Lincoln Loan Co., 203 Or.App. 399, 422, 125 P.3d 814 (2005), rev. allowed, 341 Or. 449, 143 P.3d 772 (2006). Thus, although there is some minor overlap between the legal theory deployed against the substantive terms of the loan contra......
  • Motsinger v. Lithia Rose-Ft, Inc., 04CV2574CC.
    • United States
    • Court of Appeals of Oregon
    • April 4, 2007
    ...clause was the product of deception or compulsion. See Carey v. Lincoln Loan Co., 203 Or.App. 399, 422, 125 P.3d 814 (2005), rev. allowed, 341 Or. 449, 143 P.3d 772 (2006) (unconscionability may involve deception, compulsion, or genuine lack of consent). As defendant points out, it did not ......

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