Singleton v. Stokes Motors, Inc.

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• holding that acts that are “standard business practice” such as delaying credit approval and “having customers sign [] an unconditional sales contract and a conditional bailment agreement” are capable of repetition
• \An impact on the public interest may be shown if the acts or practices have the potential for repetition.\
• “An impact on the public interest may be shown if the acts or practices have the potential for repetition. The potential for repetition may be shown in either of two ways: (1

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).