Kelvin Highsmith, Marcita Highsmith, and Joseph Villasenor v. Chrysler Credit Corporation

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• suggesting that Plaintiff must at least allege that he intends to terminate his lease in order to obtain standing
• suggesting that Plaintiff must at least allege that he intends to terminate his lease in order to obtain standing
• finding new allegations raised on appeal and not included in previously amended pleadings sufficient to defeat dismissal
• reaching the merits of a CLA disclosure claim even though the plaintiff had not actually terminated his lease early
• ruling on accrual of cause of action under Illinois Consumer Fraud Act
• finding new allegations raised on appeal and not in‐ cluded in previously amended pleadings sufficient to defeat dismissal

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