P1284 In a putative class action based on allegations that defendant violated the Automobile Sales Finance Act in a way that would result in strict liability for statutory remedies, questions of law and fact were found sufficiently common to all class members to justify class certification; the need for individualized proof of damages does not bar class certification, since statutory remedies can properly be left to the trial court in administering the class action.CitationLEWIS v ROBINSON FORD (Auto Financing Class) 156 CA4 359 [See: CCP 382; CivC 2981 etseq; Lockheed Martin v Superior Court 29 C4 1096, T/AT 4/03]
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