Estoppel-based Liability
Estoppel-Based Liability is a legal doctrine-derived liability principle that, within the academic context of Loan Modification Liability, constitutes an obligation imposed on a lender to refrain from asserting a contractual right due to prior conduct or representations that induced detrimental reliance by the borrower, thereby distinguishing it from liability rooted solely in statutory or contractual terms.
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Michael G. Pratt · SSRN Electronic Journal · 1999 · 14 citations · Full text
Mutuality of Collateral Estoppel: Limits of the Bernhard Doctrine
Brainerd Currie · Stanford Law Review · 1957 · 12 citations
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Promissory Estoppel and Traditional Contract Doctrine
Stanley D. Henderson · The Yale Law Journal · 1969 · 11 citations
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