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Lawyer Claims He Was 'Manic' When Buying $5.5M Cape Cod Cliffside Home and Seeks Mortgage Relief
A retired lawyer is suing JPMorgan Chase to void a $3.85 million mortgage on a Cape Cod mansion built near an eroding bluff, claiming he was in a manic state due to bipolar disorder at the time of purchase. He asserts the bank was aware of his condition and took advantage of his impaired judgment, seeking to have the mortgage invalidated based on mental health grounds. The property was demolished to prevent collapse, and the case highlights concerns about mental health considerations in real estate transactions.
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