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January 13, 2016
Judge Slashes All But 1 Claim In Defective Dodge Clutch Suit
An Oklahoma federal judge on Tuesday axed all but one of the claims in a proposed class action looking to blame FTE Automotive and other car parts companies for allegedly defective clutches sold to a pre-bankruptcy Chrysler and used in more than 1 million Dodge trucks and other vehicles.
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April 30, 2015
Chrysler Class Says Hidden Defect Kills Suppliers' Argument
A putative class of car buyers that has accused three parts suppliers of selling millions of defective clutches to a predecessor of Chrysler Group LLC told an Oklahoma federal court Wednesday that their claims are not time-barred because the manufacturers actively hid the defects for years, tolling the statute of limitations.
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April 09, 2015
FTE Automotive Says Clutch Defect Claims Are Time-Barred
FTE Automotive USA Inc. on Wednesday urged an Oklahoma federal judge to toss a putative class action accusing three parts suppliers of selling defective clutches to Chrysler Group LLC's pre-bankruptcy iteration, saying that the warranty claims are time-barred, as the parts were manufactured up to 16 years ago.
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March 11, 2015
Judge Iffy On Chrysler Clutch Defect Row's Jurisdiction
An Oklahoma federal judge on Tuesday ordered a putative class to explain why their suit over allegedly defective clutches sold to Chrysler Group LLC before its prebankrupty iteration belongs in his court, saying there are questions of jurisdiction.
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December 22, 2014
Parts Cos. Sued Over Shoddy Chrysler Clutches
Auto parts makers Stoneridge Inc., FTE Automotive USA Inc. and Arrow Manufacturing Co. were hit with a putative class action in Oklahoma federal court on Friday alleging they manufactured defective clutch systems used in almost a million vehicles sold by Chrysler Group LLC's prebankruptcy iteration.