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Ford Motor Company v. Titan Enterprise Inc et al
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December 21, 2015
Ford Wins $800K In Damages From China-Exporting Dealer
A California federal judge on Friday handed a victory to Ford in its yearlong battle with a wholesale car dealer that breached a contract by shipping cars to China in bulk, saying the dealer could not show the deal restricted trade in any way.
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November 18, 2015
Ford Says Dealer Should Pay Damages In Export Row
Ford on Tuesday pushed again for a California federal court to rule that a wholesale car dealer breached a sales contract and owes more than $800,000 in damages for shipping cars to China in bulk, saying an argument that the automaker hasn't actually been damaged is completely invalid.
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October 19, 2015
Ford Blasts Dealer's Trade Restraint Claims In Shipping Row
Ford asked a California federal court on Friday to rule that a wholesale car dealer is in breach of a sales contract and owes the automaker over $800,000 in damages for shipping cars to China in bulk, saying the seller's argument of undue restraint on trade is wholly unsupported.
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April 14, 2015
Bulk Buyer Can't Beat Ford's Contract Suit Over Exports
A California federal judge ruled Monday that Ford Motor Co. can proceed with a contract suit accusing a wholesale auto dealership of exporting its vehicles to China en masse and violating the terms of an incentive program run by the automaker that encourages high volume purchases, but requires the vehicles purchased to remain in the country.