In win for class, judge says promises in McMillan Shakespeare unit’s warranties were illusory

Baker McKenzie 2019-06-11 11:13 pm By Christine Caulfield | Melbourne

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Promises to pay out claims under vehicle warranties issued by a unit of car leasing giant McMillan Shakespeare were illusory because of a clause that gave the company “manifestly sweeping” discretion to reject any claim, a judge has ruled, in a victory for a class action over the allegedly worthless financial products.

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