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Portrait of Harlan F. Stone Harlan F. Stone Federal Land Bank of Columbia Sc v…

The borrower is under no legal compulsion to borrow. If he takes the benefit of the privilege extended by the statute, he can do so only in compliance with its requirement that he shall join, with himself as obligor, the local co-operative association of which he is a member. This supplies a strong incentive on the part of the associations to perform the duties commanded by the statute looking to the safety and security of the loan and, as agreed by the borrower and required by the statute, its disbursement for the purposes for which it is made.
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Portrait of Harlan F. Stone Harlan F. Stone Federal Land Bank of Columbia Sc v…

We can perceive no inconsistency between the public ends to be effected and the purpose plainly exhibited by the statute and the conduct of the parties that they should occupy the position of co-obligors upon the loan indebtedness, with the mutual understanding that one of them, the association, was to disburse the proceeds of the loan for purposes agreed upon.
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