Locascio v. Imports Unlimited, Inc.

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• emphasizing that requiring the intent to defraud element to pertain to the mileage complies with Congress’ intent in passing the Odometer Act
• denying relief under the Act when defendant failed to provide plaintiff with the title because plaintiff “has not shown that the defendant intended to defraud her-or that she was ever misinformed-about the mileage of the vehicle she purchased.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).