Outcome
Court denied defendant's motion to strike and allowed consideration of dispositive motions on the merits. Court found plaintiffs stated valid claims under TILA, MVISCA, MVSFA, and MCPA for defendant's failure to provide retail installment sales contracts at time of signing, and granted partial summary judgment on liability.
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