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Chrysler Group LLC v. Fox Hills Motor Sales, Incorporated, et al
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April 06, 2016
Chrysler, Detroit Dealer Settle Sanctions Battle
A Michigan federal judge on Tuesday nixed a Detroit-area auto dealership's demand for sanctions against Chrysler over the automaker's alleged lies regarding its refusal to honor a sales agreement, saying the parties had settled their differences on the issue.
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February 10, 2016
Dealer Says Chrysler 'Misrepresentations' Warrant Sanctions
A Detroit-area automotive dealership told a Michigan federal court Tuesday that Chrysler is telling lies about its refusal to honor a sales agreement that would reboot the dealership's business after a protracted court battle, asserting that the automaker should be sanctioned.
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January 26, 2016
Chrysler Blasts Sanctions Bid In Dealer Agreement Row
Chrysler told a Michigan federal judge Monday that a Detroit dealership is trying to use its motion for sanctions accusing the automaker of backing out of a sales agreement to revive a fight it lost when the Sixth Circuit found a letter of intent offered to the dealership was sufficient.
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July 21, 2015
Chrysler Can't Stop Montana Federal Preemption Litigation
A Michigan federal judge ruled Monday that he does not have jurisdiction to prevent a Montana Chrysler dealership, which was severed during the automaker's bankruptcy, from seeking reinstatement to the dealer network through a state court action, despite a 2011 settlement between the automaker and dealership.
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June 11, 2015
Dealers Say Chrysler Distorts 6th Circ.'s Preemption Ruling
Three Chrysler dealerships severed by the automaker during its bankruptcy urged a Michigan federal court Wednesday to keep their case open until they are once again fully operational, arguing FCA US LLC appears to have misinterpreted a Sixth Circuit ruling on federal preemption that paved the way for their reinstatement.