Burke v. Pride-Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc.

This action concerns a claim by a purchaser of a used car against a dealer to compel rescission of the sale and return of the purchase price to plaintiff under the so-called used car “Lemon Law.” G.Lc. 90, §7Nl/4. There were also counts for breach of warranty and G.L.c. 93A the Consumer Protection Act.

The judge found for the plaintiff and awarded damages in the sum of $4,655, plus interest and costs. The judge awarded an attorneys fee in the amount of $6,607.95.

There are two issues cited by appellant as a basis for this appeal. First, whether the transfer of the vehicle to a transmission…