Leber v. DKD of Davis, Inc.
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
DUARTE, J. —
Justin Leber and Katherine Neumann (collectively, Leber) sued DKD of Davis, Inc. (DKD), under California’s “lemon law,” 1 after buying a Silverado truck with an allegedly defective transmission. Leber timely appeals from a judgment following the trial court’s order granting DKD summary judgment. We shall affirm.
BACKGROUND
In the operative complaint, Leber sued DKD and General Motors Company (not a party on appeal) under the Act. Leber alleged the Silverado was “a new motor vehicle,” and DKD and General Motors issued an “express warranty.” The Silverado has a defect, despite…
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