Banks may not charge for invalid loans, says EU top court adviser

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WARSAW, Feb 16 (Reuters) - Banks may not pursue claims for the use of capital in loan contracts which are deemed invalid because they contained unfair terms, an adviser to the European Union's top court said on Thursday. The opinion was issued in a case crucial for the Polish banking sector which could face a 100 billion zlotys ($22.37 billion) hit in case of an unfavourable ruling, according to the country's KNF financial watchdog. (Reporting by Anna Koper; editing by Jason Neely)

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