· 1/9/1985
Freeman v. Hubco Leasing, Inc.
Citations
- 324 S.E.2d 462
- 253 Ga. 698
- 40 U.C.C. Rep. Serv. (West) 408
- 1985 Ga. LEXIS 554
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- noting that revocation of acceptance is a remedy under the Uniform Commercial Code
- permitting recovery of attorney fees under Act for breach of implied warranty
- a lease that conveys ownership after 48 monthly payments and a final lump sum payment is actually a sale
- damages for attorney fees and limited disclaimer of written and implied warranties arising under Georgia law
- A forty-eight month lease with a final lump sum payment at end of lease in which plaintiff would' own the car was an installment sale contract rather than a lease; therefore, the Act applied.
- where lessor and dealer were brother-sister corporations, lessor’s money damages under the lease can be setoff against dealer’s liability for damages attendant on revocation of acceptance and lessor is estopped from separate execution on its judgment
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Judges: Hill
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