Knight v. American Suzuki Motor Corp.

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• “Assuming the purchaser has maintained his vehicle in the manner specified, it is the refusal to remedy within a reasonable time, or a lack of success in the attempts to remedy [that] would constitute a breach of warranty”
• trial court erred in granting summary judgment on ground not raised in motion without giving nonmovant proper notice that issue would be considered
• summary judgment improper where nonmovant is not given full and fair notice and an opportunity to respond to particular ground
• summary judgment improper where nonmovant is not given full and fair notice and an opportunity to respond to particular ground
• \Georgia law imposes two conditions before a breach of a written warranty can exist: (1) notice of the defect and (2) a reasonable opportunity to repair the defect.\
• “MagnusonMoss Warranty Act creates no claims except for attorney fees and relies upon state law to create and define implied warranties, breach, and some kinds of damages”

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