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Merel, Gail, Adcock, A. Mark, Barron, Robert W., Buck Jr., Willis R., Grossman, Jerome A., Hering, Louis G., Hoxie, Timothy G., Kaufman, Andrew M., Ryan Jr., Reade H., Schwartz, Philip B., Tarry, Stephen C. |
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Business Lawyer; Summer2021, Vol. 76 Issue 3, p889-925, 37p, 1 Chart |
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Often as a condition to the closing of loan transactions, borrowers are expected to have their counsel provide written opinions to the lenders addressing the enforceability and legality of the borrowers' obligations under the loan documents. In doing so, the opinion givers are not expected to address all laws that may be applicable. This article discusses the views of the authors as to what laws are commonly not expected to be addressed in such opinions delivered in the U.S. commercial loan context and reasons for their exclusion. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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