Tennessee § 47-30-101 - Short title.
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§ 47-30-101. Short title.
This chapter shall be known and may be cited as the “Home Equity Conversion Mortgage Act.” Acts 1993, ch. 410, § 2. Compiler's Notes. Acts 1993, ch. 410, § 20 provided that if any provisions of that act, which added this part and amended § 67-4-409 , or the application thereof to any person or circumstance, is held invalid for any reason by a final nonappealable order of any Tennessee or federal court of competent jurisdiction, then such court shall deem this entire act to be null and void in its entirety and shall give no further force or effect to it. The stated legislative intent is that the provisions of ch. 410 are not severable; provided, that any contract entered into prior to a determination of invalidity shall be upheld or reformed to the maximum extent possible to effect the contract between the parties.
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