Legal Opinion
Black v. Ford Motor Co., Inc.
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
Decided June 5, 1992No. 2910058PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
THIGPEN, Judge.
James A. Black purchased a new 1990 Ford Tempo (vehicle) for his wife from Woody Anderson Ford (dealership) in December 1989. The vehicle allegedly had some defects which the dealership and Ford Motor Company (Ford) failed to remedy. Black sought rescission of the sale of this new vehicle pursuant to Ala.Code 1975, § 7-2-608.
When a rescission was refused by the dealership, Black filed a complaint on May *103122, 1990, against Ford, the dealership, and AmSouth Bank (AmSouth), the assignee of the installment sales contract on the vehicle. In the complaint, Black sought damages…
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