Lazar's Auto Sales, Inc. v. Chrysler Financial Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• “[plaintiffs] failure of recollection does not suffice to raise an issue of fact in the face of [the defendant’s] clear recollection.”
• to prevail under ADDCA, dealer must prove (1) that manufacturer “coerced, intimidated or threatened” the dealer and (2) that “any coercion or intimidation was designed to achieve some improper or wrongful objective”
• “summary judgment will be granted unless Plaintiff introduces some evidence that [defendant] made a wrongful demand and then enforced it by threats or coercion or intimidation.” (emphasis in original)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).