Brady v. Mercedes-Benz USA, Inc.

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• holding that reasonable attorneys’ fees may be considered as included in the amount in controversy
• holding that restitution awardable to automobile lessee for violation of California Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act was limited to amounts actually paid under the lease
• holding that Song–Beverly Act’s civil 27 penalties should be included in amount in controversy requirement for diversity 28 jurisdiction
• holding that Song–Beverly Act’s civil 2 penalties should be included in amount in controversy requirement for diversity 3 jurisdiction
• holding that limiting a Song-Beverly plaintiff’s recovery to payments actually made is consistent with the logic and purpose of the Act, consistent with the general principal of restitution, and consistent with comparable laws of other states
• holding that limiting a Song-Beverly plaintiff's recovery to payments actually made is consistent with the logic and purpose of the Act, consistent with the general principal of restitution, and consistent with comparable laws of other states

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