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A law establishing coerced debt protections was signed in Vermont.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Jun 17

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What happened

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A law establishing coerced debt protections was signed in Vermont.

Who's involved

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Vermont Peter Shumlin

How it developed

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Aug 17A co-signer is now liable for the debt incurred by the original borrower.Sub-event
Jun 16Peter Shumlin signed a law establishing coerced debt protections in Vermont.1 source
- insidearm.com

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The entities involved

Vermont
state of the United States of America
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Peter Shumlin
American politician (born 1956)
- Peter Shumlin serves as the chief executive of the state of Vermont.Sun 21:05
- The Vermont Supreme Court is reviewing state executive actions.Fri 19:23

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