In plaintiffs’ case against defendant automobile dealer and a credit union under the Automobile Sales Finance Act (ASFA) arising from plaintiffs’ purchase of a vehicle from defendant, judgment in favor of defendants is affirmed as the dealer’s slight overestimation of the vehicle license fees by $2 dollars and charging the plaintiffs $58.25 for a smog check and certificates but failing to submit the vehicle to a smog check until four months later, do not entitle the plaintiffs to remedies under the ASFA.
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Appellate Information
Filed December 3, 2009
Judges
Opinion by Judge Nicholson
CounselFor Appellant: Law Offices of Robert G. Padrick and Robert G. Padrick
For Appellee: Law Office of John Dumas Rochelle and John Dumas Rochelle
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