A judge has decided that a driver can be with his claims that American Honda Motor Co. was fraudulent and violates guarantees of Honda and Acura vehicles sold, or rented from 2000 to 2009.  Honda now have to defend themselves in the dispute.

Jon Alin, the plaintiff in this case has filed a lawsuit against Honda, claimed the car manufacturer vehicles with defective air conditioning knowingly sold and numbers would not for expenses in connection with the repair.

Last week in Newark, New Jersey, district judge Katharine Hayden United States request to dismiss two of the eight in Alin's complaint that was filed under the class action fairness Act is Honda's granted.  In accordance with the opinion claims Alin, following which his lease a 2006 odyssey that air conditioning would not work and a technician with Honda informs him, that he "was a common problem."

Hayden's decision, which is found in a 28-page opinion, States: "sets a fair reading of the complaint, that Alin has claimed that Honda traded non-proliferation, to hide an error in its vehicles." "Honda implemented their warranty policy with the intention that it it would not honor as was damage due to the faulty a/C systems."

Although Hayden Alin's claims of breach of legal warranty and unjust enrichment against Honda, they exclude that Alin sufficient claims submitted that the car manufacturer is a duty of faithful and believe and fair and an express warranty violated, and that was a New Jersey consumer Act injured and a common law was committed.

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