A unanimous Georgia Supreme Court on Monday said a consumer’s fraud claim against a used car dealer could proceed—with the justice who wrote the decision using the occasion to lament that the fine print on the disclaimers in the plaintiff’s sales contract was too small.
A lower court in July 2013 had upheld a dismissal of the suit, noting that disclaimers in the contract that protected the seller from suits appeared in capital letters.
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