General Motors Acceptance Corp. v. Anaya

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• explaining that the two are separate remedies treated in different sections of the UCC and which offer separate forms of relief
• stating that “[t]he plain language of a statute is the primary indicator of legislative intent.”
• “[This Court] read[s] the act in its entirety and construe[s] each part in connection with every other part in order to produce a harmonious whole.”
• in discerning legislative intent we examine a statute in its entirety and construe each part in connection with every other part to produce a harmonious whole
• Act's declaration of policy to promote compliance with manufacturer's warranties a priority
• court will not read language into statute which is not there

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