· 2/15/1850
Succession of Rivet
Citations
- 5 La. 142
How courts have described this case
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- declining to dismiss express warranty claim where “plaintiffs have alleged that the defendant failed or refused to repair” an allegedly defective part
- declining to dismiss express warranty claim where “plaintiffs have alleged that the defendant failed or refused to repair” an allegedly defective part
- “The plaintiffs also point to a combined total of 686 reports of rollaway incidents, . . . where the vast majority of those reports . . . were received by the defendant[.]”
- “It is well recognized, both as a matter of law and common sense, that a merchantable vehicle under the statute requires more than the mere capability of just getting from point A to point B.”
- \The defendant contends that the demand letter which was sent was inadequate because it did not describe the claims in sufficient detail. But the Court is obligated at this stage of the pleadings to accept the summary allegation that notice sufficient to satisfy the statute was sent.\
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Judges: Slidell
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