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In the case of Colonial Dodge, Inc. v. Miller, the defendant, Clarence Miller, ordered a 1976 Dodge Royal Monaco station wagon from the plaintiff, Colonial Dodge, which included a heavy-duty trailer package with extra wide tires.
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Colonial Dodge, Inc. (plaintiff) sued Miller (defendant) for the purchase price of a car. Synopsis of Rule of Law. Under Section 2-608 of the UCC, a buyer may revoke their acceptance of goods if they discover a substantial non-conformity in the goods and revokes their acceptance within a reasonable time.
On April 19, 1976, Clarence Miller (Miller) (defendant) purchased a car from Colonial Dodge, Incorporated (Colonial) (plaintiff). The purchase price included a heavy-duty trailer package with extra wide tires, including a spare tire. On May 28, 1976, Miller picked up the car.
Court: Michigan Court of Appeals. Facts: Miller, afraid of driving in Detroit without a spare tire, bought a new station wagon. It was delivered without a spare tire. An initial phone call to the dealer produced no satisfactory remedy, so he stopped payment, and didn't register the car.
5 maj 1982 · Read Colonial Dodge v. Miller, 116 Mich. App. 78, see flags on bad law, and search Casetext’s comprehensive legal database.
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