Swiss Franc Loan Dispute: The Real Fight Is Over Money, Not Statute of Limitations

The author argues that the dispute over Swiss franc loans being heard before Poland's Supreme Court and the Court of Justice of the EU is not fundamentally about the statute of limitations. The limitations argument is merely a pretext for deciding whether borrowers must repay the loan principal after a contract is declared invalid. The real question is who bears the financial consequences of flawed franc-denominated loan agreements.

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