Rector v. City and County of Denver

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• rejecting plaintiffs' argument that threats of a late fee, seizure of a vehicle, and additional impoundment, towing, and storage fees, exempted plaintiffs from the voluntary payment rule because payments of late fees were coerced
• rejecting plaintiffs' argument that threats of a late fee, seizure of a vehicle, and additional impoundment, towing, and storage fees, exempted plaintiffs from the voluntary payment rule because payments of late fees were coerced
• “[B]ecause of our conclusion that the declaratory and injunctive relief claim was wrongly dismissed, defendants cannot recover their attorney fees under [section] 13-17-201.”
• § 13-17-201 “requires courts to award a defendant reasonable attorney fees whenever an entire tort action, but not merely one or more tort claims, is dismissed under C.R.C.P. 12(b)”
• “When a trial court does not engage in the proper C.R.C.P. 12(b) analysis, a reviewing court need not remand if it can resolve the issue as a matter of law.”

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