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A New York federal court thwarted a borrower's effort to repudiate, on the ground of economic duress, a release given as a condition to a mortgage assignment to a new lender. The court concluded that the release was negotiated at arm's length and supported by valuable consideration, and therefore barred the borrower from bringing suit. The case provides lenders with the assurance that carefully negotiated written agreements will be enforced by the courts.
July 19, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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