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Date: 2007-07-17 02:11:32
Insolvency
Contract law
Debt collection
Court orders
Collection agency
Administration
Unconscionability
Chapter 7
Title 11
United States Code
Consumer Credit Act
Debt
Law
Private law

14 GCA UNIFORM CONSUMER CREDIT CODE CH. 6 ADMINISTRATION CHAPTER 6 ADMINISTRATION Article 1. Powers and Function of Administrator.

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