South Bay Creditors Trust v. General Motors Acceptance Corp.
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
REED, J. *
South Bay Chevrolet, Inc. (a motor vehicle dealership), its officers and shareholders David Ordway and Travis Reneau, and South Bay Creditors Trust 1 sued General Motors Corporation (GM) and General Motors Acceptance Corporation (GMAC) for engaging in a course of allegedly wrongful conduct designed to cause South Bay’s business to fail and force South Bay to sell the dealership to defendant Michael Farguson. 2 The Farguson and GM defendants filed general demurrers to the complaint on the ground South Bay failed to exhaust its administrative remedies before the New Motor…
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