Small v. Savannah International Motors, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• to take advantage of federal discovery rule, claimant must exercise reasonable diligence in discovering fraud
• “The FBPA forbids and declares unlawful any unfair or deceptive acts or practices in the conduct of consumer transactions and consumer acts or practices in trade or commerce.”
• “[Plaintiff] presents no evidence of the value of the car as accepted, but only the wholesale trade-in value of the BMW an indeterminate time after the transaction.”
• trial court properly granted summary judgment to seller on buyers’ rescission claim, where buyers were still driving the car and making installment loan payments during the litigation
• trial court properly granted summary judgment to seller on buyers’ rescission claim, where buyers were still driving the car and making installment loan payments during the litigation
• summary judgment properly granted to seller because evidence showed buyer did not seek revocation until she was unable to trade in car that she discovered had been flooded, and buyer’s husband liked the car and continued to drive it

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