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Government

Apr. 20, 2012

Key mortgage bills face trouble amid industry opposition

A central front took shape in the debate over several mortgage reform bills pitting the financial industry against lawmakers and the attorney general. The major sticking point: a "private right of action" for consumers.


By Emily Green


Daily Journal Staff Writer


SACRAMENTO - A central front developed this week in the debate over several mortgage reform bills pitting the financial industry against Democratic leadership and the state attorney general.


The major sticking point is the issue of a "private right of action" for consumers - which would allow individuals to sue banks and mortgage servicers over their failure to comply with new le...

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