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A federal judge confirmed an arbitrator’s award of $35,000 in <a href="http://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Used-cars.pdf"><strong>punitive damages</strong></a> against a used car dealer for having written a higher income to pressure a customer into a substantially more expensive credit deal despite having the customer's pay stubs in its possession.

HARTFORD — A federal judge confirmed an arbitrator’s award of $35,000 in punitive damages against a used car dealer for having written a higher income to pressure a customer into a substantially more expensive credit deal despite having the customer’s pay stubs in its possession.

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