In Palmer v. Champion Mortgage, Palmer received a debt-consolidation loan from Champion. When she signed the loan agreement, she also received the required TILA disclosures. Several days later Palmer received copies of the documents and a notice of her right to cancel under TILA, which permitted her to cancel within three business days of three different dates stated in the document. Over a year later, Palmer filed to cancel the transaction, claiming that the time frames given to her in the TILA disclosures were too confusing. The court held that Palmer