—holding that § 1691e (c) grants state courts concurrent jurisdiction to grant relief in the form of voiding a guaranty executed in violation of the ECOA

—plaintiff could not seek declaratory or injunctive relief under ECOA in federal court when she had raised issue defensively in state court

Other parties have tried this ruse, and most courts that have addressed this issue have rejected their argument.

Awarding declaratory and injunctive relief sought by loan guarantor would obstruct and interfere with state court proceedings, and thus such equitable relief was prohibited by Anti-Injunction Act, where guarantor sought declaration that bank violated Equal Credit Opportunity Act and implementing regulations by requiring her to guaranty loan to her former husband, and …

An ECOA plaintiff had no standing to seek equitable and declaratory relief against a creditor, where the creditor had revised the challenged policy, the plaintiff had obtained credit elsewhere, and there was no actual or threatened injury shown.

[BOOK] Moore's federal practice

[CITATION] Credit Discrimination

[CITATION] Credit discrimination

[CITATION] Credit Discrimination: With Companion Disk

[CITATION] Moore's manual: Federal practice and procedure