Winder v. Paul Light's Buckhead Jeep Eagle Chrysler Plymouth, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Andrews, Presiding Judge.
In March 1996, Maryanne Winder bought a 1987 Corvette from Paul Light’s Buckhead Jeep Eagle Chrysler Plymouth, Inc. which had recently acquired the car as a trade-in from the only previous owner, Richard F. Rivers. Shortly after the purchase, Winder claimed she discovered the car’s odometer had previously been tampered with and set back to reflect lower than actual mileage. She sued Paul Light’s and Rivers alleging that both defendants knowingly tampered with and set back the odometer and that Paul Light’s knowingly sold her the car with the altered odometer, all with…
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