Facts
Basile had gone to H & R Block for tax preparation purposes and elected to receive a refund anticipation loan. These loans were offered by H & R Block, along with other options of receiving your refund, sent to Mellon Bank for approval and if approved, a refund check was sent in a few days.
Procedural History
Basile filed a class action suit against H & R Block and Mellon alleging Mellon participated with Block in practices to deceive consumers to the true nature of the loans. Trial judge granted Block’s motion for summary judgment.
Issue(s)
Did the trial judge err in granting the motion for summary judgment?
Holding(s)
No.
Reasoning/Analysis
The Court found that there was no showing Basile intended Block to act on their behalf in securing loans. Block actually offered three options, only one of which involved loans. Block simply facilitated the loan process by presenting Basile to Mellon Bank as viable candidates.
Judgment/Outcome
The Court affirmed the judgment of the trial court.
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