Freshfields Germany Helps Volkswagen Trim Damages Bill in Emissions Case
In a series of rulings, Germany's highest court ruled among other things that Volkswagen will not have to compensate consumers who acquired their vehicles only after the company admitted to manipulating its cars.
July 30, 2020 at 11:10 AM
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Volkswagen will not have to compensate consumers who acquired their vehicles only after the company admitted to manipulating its cars, Germany's highest court ruled on Thursday.
The German Federal Court of Justice also ruled that the company will not have to compensate people for vehicles that are deemed to have reached their lifetime mileage, the court said in statements connected to two separate hearings.
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