Appellate Practice
Oct. 3, 2000
Buyers, Businesses Battle Over Arbitration Clauses in Contracts
WASHINGTON - Larketta Randolph just wants her day in court. The Alabama resident contends that, when she bought her $39,000 mobile home in 1994, the finance company failed to disclose that she would have to pay $15 a year for "vendors single interest" insurance, which protects the lien holder against repossession costs in case of default.
The Alabama resident contends that, when she bought her $39,000 mobile home in 1994, the finance company failed to disclose that she would have to pay $15 a year ...
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